also GHB is schedule I (meaning having NO theraputic or health value whatsoever) and I will add that Red meat contains small amounts of GHB (1.6mg per lb) and by U.S. law that means that red meat is also schedule I, I guess Mcdonald's is one of the largest drug dealers in the entire world... hmmm. www.ceri.com/ghb-a67.htm

check this website out: www.ceri.com
In case you didn't notice I'm pretty pissed off about this shit. What I'm mad about is the deception for $$$$$ not the "protection" of american citizens (GHB is dangerous, yet should NOT be Sched. I) It is shamefull how the Pharmacuetacal companies poison our children with SSRI's (like prozac), ADD drugs (like ritalin) etc when other healthier and MORE EFFECTIVE means exist.
I don't know about all of you but I'm tired of getting reemed in the ass with no lube, by big brother.

This right here is why I am hesitant to spend my hard earned money on the latest and greatest supplement on the market. And why I am very "reserved" in my usage and opinion of "ergogenic aides" I don't trust much when it comes to drugs. I am tired of the propaganda.

I hope this in some way aggravates you, or pisses you off because it is your rights that are being thrown out the window.

enough lies.

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"I must not fear, fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
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"the hardest most painful rep is the easiest to remember."

Just days after the FDA banned tryptophan, the cover of Newsweek announced the arrival of Prozac, a �selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor� which became the blockbuster drug of the 90s. Unlike tryptophan, which raised serotonin levels by making more serotonin, Prozac raised serotonin levels by inhibiting the reuptake (recycling) of serotonin. Fortunately for Eli Lilly & Co, tryptophan�s unavailability had created a serotonin vacuum that Prozac could fill. And fill it it did. Prozac�s popularity and profitability were wildly spectacular.

Although Prozac was successful at raising serotonin levels and relieving many of the symptoms of serotonin deficiency, it had a dark side. Reports of suicides, bizarre personality changes and anti-sexual side effects began to emerge. So did reports of Prozac resistance, whereby regular dosage increases were required to maintain effect.

Some of these problems were caused by the unnatural way that Prozac modulated serotonin levels. By interfering with the reuptake, reuse and/or recycling) of serotonin, Prozac actually caused decreases in the cellular stores of serotonin that are needed to maintain increased serotonin levels at the target neurons. In simpler words, Prozac 1)undermined its own action, and thereby 2) created a greater clinical need for its use. This is exactly opposite to the way tryptophan increases serotonin by increasing serotonin stores.

During the following years, other serotonin reuptake inhibitors entered the market. Many did quite well economically. Whether these drugs would have done well faced with open competition from tryptophan will never be known. However, it does seem an improbable and fortuitous coincidence that the FDA eliminated Prozac�s only competition at exactly the right time to facilitate Prozac�s market success.

maybe I've been watching "conspiracy theory" with Mel Gibson a little too much be seriously it's a little coincidental don't you think.

the government is a business: they are in the business to make money just like everyone else, yet they have to be very, very suave about it. Kind of interesting...

here's the email address:

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thanks again

Thanks Valdez,