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Get your lymphatic system working again like it did when you were a kid View: https://youtu.be/Jrtwq60n-Ds?feature=shared

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Anyone suffering from low T should watch these. View: https://youtu.be/Ap90NXxSS0g?feature=shared View: https://youtu.be/VFITrL-wQZ0?feature=shared View: https://youtu.be/-2gVm53Etxc?feature=shared

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Says the guy who ended up in hospital because of his alcohol addiction last year and is incapable of reading more than 2 sentences of writing without needing it to be explained to him like a child.

Agreed. I have a psychological block with hormone replacement because my mother died of breast cancer which was caused by the HRT treatment of her day. Back then it was equine derived. I know it’s bio-identical these days and much safer, however it’s still a niggle that’s hard to shift.

Probably. A lot of people claim it’s the fountain of youth. I don’t need it at the moment, but wouldn’t fully rule it out down the road.

That’s your 5th post and it’s another spam post. Is the penny dropping yet James? You need to make peace with the reality that you are an online troll.

Really Myles, Is that a serious question?

James, you’ve now made four contributions to a thread about biohacking and brain health, and—impressively—not one of them has been on topic. The one time you tried to engage with the actual discussion, you completely misunderstood it. No one was talking about IQ. The subject was cognitive...

Fishy, you began this exchange by calling what Professor Andrew Huberman—a tenured neuroscientist at Stanford —was saying about creatine “probably bullshit.” That was your opening move: dismissive, zero citations, and a puffed-up anecdote about your gym days. Now, several peer-reviewed studies...

More spam. Bualadh bos Seamus. James, for the craic, walk us through your fitness routine for an average week.

Ok, let’s unpack your argument—or what’s left of it. First, “I used to use creatine” is not a credential. Personal anecdote is not a substitute for controlled, peer-reviewed science. You might feel like a veteran, but you’re peddling the same gym-floor myths that have already been disproven in...

Nah, I’ll leave your comment right where it is, Jimbob—not out of courtesy, but as a testament to the intellectual poverty of your contributions. You always offer nothing but spam, snark, and sloth, like a drunken court jester lobbing tomatoes from the safety of the cheap seats. You do so from...