This is according to muscle pharm, so I take it with a grain of salt. But if it is true . . . waaat?
They havent posted studies yet though(currently following a thread over on aminds), so no real facts. Have any of you guys heard anything along these lines?
Apparently its the main reason MP is taking fadogia out of their battle fuel.
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Fadogia Agrestis decreases testosterone levels?
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"Don't ask for a lighter load, ask for a stronger back."
If I buy milk from the grocery store and get it home only to realize that the jug is expiring tomorrow...I sure as hell am not driving to punch a farmer in the face and tip his cow over.
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01-07-2011, 12:42 PM #4
just read the statement made by MP's owner... what's confusing me is that the increase in T study was performed using rats as subjects and that's what they based the inclusion of the extract on...
did no one see the study published 3 years after the aforementioned study citing an adverse effect on testicular function? (also in rats, but they were using a favorable study using rats to justify its inclusion in the first place.)
very curious timing, though, as i've noticed omega is posting up logging opportunities for t-force.
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I think they saw the new data but dismissed it due to the profitability of the raw.
This is pure speculation on my part however. Im going to get peter in here and see if he's heard anything."Don't ask for a lighter load, ask for a stronger back."
If I buy milk from the grocery store and get it home only to realize that the jug is expiring tomorrow...I sure as hell am not driving to punch a farmer in the face and tip his cow over.
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certainly possible, somewhat exposing the FA content in their prop blend... the second study i mentioned showed no lingering toxicity after 18mg/kg, with no mention of recoveries (or lack of) made from the 50 and 100mg/kg dosing protocols.
so, if they're concerned with toxicity... what were their doses?
here's what a MP rep posted on behalf of the owner over on AM in case you haven't seen it, matt...
Update On Fadogia Agrestis:
My manufacturer just got through with a 6 week study on Fadogia Agrestis. Although there seems to be some studies implying that this ingredient has been known to increase test levells 6x of a controlled group, this is actually a study referring to Rats.
The real facts are very discouraging and we have decided to pull this ingredient out of the Battle Fuel, based on the studies it showed to actually shut down the testis which is actually the opposite of what we want this product to do.
So sorry for this, my R&D guys are very good at what they do and this is part of the reason for us delaying the launch.
Thanks for your understanding and the current results of the Battle Fuel with out this ingredient is extremely more effective.
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I didnt realize MP posted that statement over 2 years ago.
http://myfitspace.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51"Don't ask for a lighter load, ask for a stronger back."
If I buy milk from the grocery store and get it home only to realize that the jug is expiring tomorrow...I sure as hell am not driving to punch a farmer in the face and tip his cow over.
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Thanks for comin down peter. I thought the same thing, the raw is very inexpensive so they should have a more legitimate reason. Matt mentioned toxicity but at the doses they would have used thats not really a concern from my opinion.
Curious to see if any MP guys have a legit reason for removing fadogia."Don't ask for a lighter load, ask for a stronger back."
If I buy milk from the grocery store and get it home only to realize that the jug is expiring tomorrow...I sure as hell am not driving to punch a farmer in the face and tip his cow over.
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