GW50 search overload, Simple question.

[Jbranken]

^ yep. WADA is desperate and will do anything they can to deter people from using GW. They try to imply it will negatively impact humans when there has been absolutely no evidence of it. It just shows the GW works, and very well I might add

 

[travishibachi]

GW has been shown to cause cancer in rats at high doses and long periods of time. I know this doesn't directly relate to humans but it would be advisable to take breaks.

It's unfortunate that the Wikipedia article on gw really hypes this up, I told a friend to check out gw and he went straight to wiki and told me it looks way to dangerous.

FMR : Growth enhancement proven to be dangerous

For example, I weigh 175 lbs which is 79.5 kg. The average male rat weighs around 550 grams or 0.55 kg. So given the dosage the rats were on for the first 6 weeks that would be 0x0.55, 5x0.55, 15x0.55 and 30x0.55=0, 2.75, 8.25 and 16.5 mg/day. (<------approaching 20 mg ED at a weight of 0.55 kg)

For me the dosage would be 0, 397.5, 1192.5 and 2385 mg/day. Oh wait it gets better! This is just the first half of that "study."

The second half of the study was 0, 5, 20 and 40 mg/kg/day. So for the male rat that would be:

0x0.55, 5x0.55, 20x0.55 and 40x0.55=0, 2.75, 11 and 22 mg/day. (<-----above 20 mg ED)

For me the dosages would be 0, 397.5, 1590 and 3180 mg/day. Fucking ridiculous.

I really feel bad for these rats that had to suffer and die and be plagued with cancer because of the doses that were used in this study. Just another reason to dispel the whole "GW gives you cancer" bullshit. Any known mammal would get cancer at these dosages.