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11-10-2004, 11:13 PM #1ROCKHARD
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Has anyone tried VIM or Radix
Has anyone tried VIM or Radic from Worldsize. They are the usual spray under the tounge hold for 20 seconds then swallow. They contain 19-Nor-diol and 4-Andro-diol plus some deer antler velvet extracts that are suppose to boost IGF-1. If anyone has tried the products or heard of the effects of deer antler extracts give me the info. I have a wholesaler that offered me 20 bottles of each at $10 a pop, which from their web sit they retail for $59.95. I do'nt want to buy a bunch of crap but since the ban passed, this might be a good deal when Jan.20 comes rolling around. Next we will be buying our creatine, Gglutamine and WPI off the black-market or paying a doc to write a script for the stuff. Supplements have come so far along in the past few years, I would hate to have to go back to the desiccated liver tabs, wheatgerm and brewersyeast days.
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