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It is for 2012.

http://list.wada-ama.org/by-substance/

Someone in the comments section of Patrick's blog tested LiveLong's COP and it passed.
http://patrickarnoldblog.com/consumer-alert-bad-creatinol-o-phosphate-cop-being-sold/

The [3,2-c] part indicates that it has a heterocyclic ring (like winny), but doesn't say what it is. The nomenclature is bogus, they just made it up from bits of the names of real steroids.


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My SP COP passed the test.

Why would you make something like that up?

http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsgqtjQfiN1qmuqqao1_500.gif

C-c-c-combo breaker.

Yes.

UA and OA work by the same mechanism. There aren't any studies on humans and UA (except in vitro studies).

Our product is part ursolic acid and part oleanolic acid. They are very similar compounds with very similar effects.
Have a look at this study:

The effect of oleanolic acid on sperm motion...

Yeah, you're probably right. We should all go eat the bark off a willow tree every time we have a headache.

Do you think the 200lb guy has more NMDA receptors in his brain than the 170lb guy?

Two scoops a day is fine. There's no need to cycle on and off it.

Sounds good guys.

Our ursolic acid product isn't made from apples.

Let us know how you get on.

Our product is called ursobolic. "You're so bolic". Better?

Anyone making drug claims for dietary supplements gets bummed by the FDA. Personally I think the description sails a bit too close to the wind as it is.

In that writeup? I had no hand in it. So please second that emotion.

Given that you rep for LG "Sciences", you have zero credibility when it comes to advertising. How about looking at the misinformation on your own sites (for example http://www.androcycle.com) before...

That usually happens anytime you ingest gram+ amounts of anything powdered.

He should move to Pennsylvania too. That way he'd be PA, a Pa, in PA.