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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Nutrition, Products & Supplements Info => Topic started by: darksol on October 23, 2010, 04:19:43 PM
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A buddy of mine told me this the other night. Granted I tried Novadex a few times and the stuff definitely worked. Was it really pulled from the market?
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I don't know if it's official, but I remember reading a short while back that OTC aromatase-inhibitors ala Gaspari's would likely be pulled from the market.
I know that Musclemeds' version (Arimadex?) saw a substantial change to its formula as well as its name & label.
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real anti E's are cheaper and easier to get anyways...
bench
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The same can be said for more and more things.
How far are we from black market multi-vitamins?
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The same can be said for more and more things.
How far are we from black market multi-vitamins?
as far as i am concerned to stuff on the black market is waaayy safer than the legal stuff on the shelves.....
most over the counter muscle builders are poison with a side effect of muscle growth...
bench
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It is true the product has been recalled!
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Yup...recall is official!
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the product actually converts through the body into equipoise which is why it was pulled. Whats funny is after I took it my natural test levels never bounced back and my LH was chronically supressed. I could never figure out why until I found out about this.
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the product actually converts through the body into equipoise which is why it was pulled. Whats funny is after I took it my natural test levels never bounced back and my LH was chronically supressed. I could never figure out why until I found out about this.
I've never been a fan of these type supplements along with prohormones. I guess there is just too much we don't know about them short and long term. At least with steroids you know what the side effects are going to be and how to combat them. With stuff like this ya really just don't know.
I remember a guy I used to work with was taking prohormones (I know its not the same as NovedexXT) and he said he could "feel his liver grinding to break this stuff down". Would complain about fatigue and lethargy. Risk vs. reward, this suff just isnt worth it imo.
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real anti E's are cheaper and easier to get anyways...
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Agreed
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The same can be said for more and more things.
How far are we from black market multi-vitamins?
According to MuscleMag, L-carnitine requires a prescription. You can get it here in the USA for $5 to $6, depending on where you shop.
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According to MuscleMag, L-carnitine requires a prescription. You can get it here in the USA for $5 to $6, depending on where you shop.
That's Bob Kennedy's mag.
I presume, then, they mean that Canadians need a Rx for it?
Is that, yet, another "benefit" of socialized medicine?
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That's Bob Kennedy's mag.
I presume, then, they mean that Canadians need a Rx for it?
Is that, yet, another "benefit" of socialized medicine?
OH SNAP!!! That may have bene slipped into ObamaCare.
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OH SNAP!!! That may have bene slipped into ObamaCare.
I heard it's towards the bottom of page 2,684.
But, nobody in Congress read past 3.
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the product actually converts through the body into equipoise which is why it was pulled. Whats funny is after I took it my natural test levels never bounced back and my LH was chronically supressed. I could never figure out why until I found out about this.
complete bullshit.....this stuff comes around every year.....a guy gets popped on a steroid test, and immediately provides a empty bottle of a over the counter product to save his ass....example=every professional football, and baseball player ever!!!
and even if it did turn to eq you wouldn't have any noticeable effects, or "suppression" for the amount of time you were on "novadex"..
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Just got this e-mail:
Dear Chris:
This is to inform you of a product recall
involving: Gaspari Nutrition Incorporated, Novedex XT®,
All lots numbers/expiration dates, UPC Code 6-46511-00655-3
The recall has been initiated because the United States Food and Drug Administration does not believe that an ingredient contained in the product (3,17-keto-etiocholetriene, aka 'ATD') meets the definition of a dietary ingredient and therefore the FDA believes the product is in violation of provisions of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
The FDA believes use of this product may lead to decreased rate of bone maturation and growth, decreased sperm production, infertility, aggressive behavior, adrenal insufficiency, kidney failure, and liver dysfunction.
Gaspari Nutrition began shipping this product on January 22nd 2005.
We request that you immediately examine your inventory and quarantine this product subject to recall. In addition, if you may have further distributed this product, please try to identify your customers and notify them as soon as possible of this product recall. Notification of your customers may be enhanced by including a copy of this letter.
Please contact us by emailing service@bodybuilding.com, or calling 1-866-236-8417 to make appropriate arrangements regarding disposition of any product you have.
This recall should be carried out at all levels (e.g., distributor, wholesale, retail, and end consumer). Your assistance is appreciated and necessary to prevent potential customer adverse events.
If you have any other general questions about the product please contact us by emailing service@bodybuilding.com, or by calling 1-866-236-8417.
This recall is being made with the cooperation and knowledge of
The United States Food and Drug Administration.
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adrenal insufficiency, lethargy, etc
I suffered the mentioned sides after completion of a cycle of this ATD crap..