Do drugs improve sporting performance?
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brownbear said:
Was!
Still is
One of the best drugs to combat breast cancer and stop recurrence in estrogen receptor tumours!
Was!
Still is
One of the best drugs to combat breast cancer and stop recurrence in estrogen receptor tumours!
I didnt know if it was still used! It;s f**king scandolous when you think about it!
Tom_Martin said:
Agreed, diabetes being in the family, I'm on your side with that one, it's not something I'd wish upon myself.
However that's a bit irrelevant to the point that medical grade insulin purchased through the proper channels is ridiculously expensive and I bet 'recreational users' aren't paying anywhere near that!
Agreed, diabetes being in the family, I'm on your side with that one, it's not something I'd wish upon myself.
However that's a bit irrelevant to the point that medical grade insulin purchased through the proper channels is ridiculously expensive and I bet 'recreational users' aren't paying anywhere near that!
It is said overweight Asians with a positive family history have a 100% risk near enough of developing diabetes!
I'm f**ked
brownbear said:
It is said overweight Asians with a positive family history have a 100% risk near enough of developing diabetes!
I'm f**ked
It is said overweight Asians with a positive family history have a 100% risk near enough of developing diabetes!
I'm f**ked
Type I or Type II ?
JC said:
I didnt know if it was still used! It;s f**king scandolous when you think about it!
I didnt know if it was still used! It;s f**king scandolous when you think about it!
Well it is still used some times BUT other drugs are preferred like Arimidex and Raloxifene
brownbear said:
Well it is still used some times BUT other drugs are preferred like Arimidex and Raloxifene
Well it is still used some times BUT other drugs are preferred like Arimidex and Raloxifene
Arimidex, although more expensive than Novaldex, is still pretty cheap!
Tom_Martin said:
Type I or Type II ?
Type I or Type II ?
Type 2!
Asians don't seem to get type 1
But also if you don't have type 1 by the time you're a teenager, it's very very very unlikely you'll get it! Completely different mechanism of diabetes!
brownbear said:
Type 2!
Asians don't seem to get type 1
But also if you don't have type 1 by the time you're a teenager, it's very very very unlikely you'll get it! Completely different mechanism of diabetes!
Type 2!
Asians don't seem to get type 1
But also if you don't have type 1 by the time you're a teenager, it's very very very unlikely you'll get it! Completely different mechanism of diabetes!
Indeed...still f**king got me at 21 though! It was the better of 2 evils, as I thought I had AIDS at first lol
JC said:
Type II it will be
Type II it will be
I'm going to go with it being a case of s**tty habits being passed down from the parents then instead of a hereditory condition, just because brownbear included the stipulation that the family are overweight.
Look after yourself brownbear....
JC said:
Indeed...still f**king got me at 21 though! It was the better of 2 evils, as I thought I had AIDS at first lol
Indeed...still f**king got me at 21 though! It was the better of 2 evils, as I thought I had AIDS at first lol
You must have been the only person who jumped up in excitement at that news then!
brownbear said:
You must have been the only person who jumped up in excitement at that news then!
You must have been the only person who jumped up in excitement at that news then!
Lol...indeed
Tom_Martin said:
I'm going to go with it being a case of s**tty habits being passed down from the parents then instead of a hereditory condition, just because brownbear included the stipulation that the family are overweight.
Look after yourself brownbear....
I'm going to go with it being a case of s**tty habits being passed down from the parents then instead of a hereditory condition, just because brownbear included the stipulation that the family are overweight.
Look after yourself brownbear....
Its a combination but it is hereditary to an extent as well!
An overweigt Caucasian male with a family history won't have anywhere near 100% risk, probably 30-50% if I had to guess
Asian and Afro carribean people's pancreas just seem to give in earlier plus worse dietary habits
brownbear said:
It is said overweight Asians with a positive family history have a 100% risk near enough of developing diabetes!
I'm f**ked
It is said overweight Asians with a positive family history have a 100% risk near enough of developing diabetes!
I'm f**ked
So am I! My family is rife with diabetes. I'm overweight and Panjabi. Heart disease and diabetes are so waiting to jump out.
brownbear said:
Asian and Afro carribean people's pancreas just seem to give in earlier plus worse dietary habits
Asian and Afro carribean people's pancreas just seem to give in earlier plus worse dietary habits
ANd yet you continue to put pictures on fbook of all the filthy s**t you are eating whilst pissing about in Malaysia!!!!
Another feckin hypocritical doctor wannabe........................
chaos said:
ANd yet you continue to put pictures on fbook of all the filthy s**t you are eating whilst pissing about in Malaysia!!!!
Another feckin hypocritical doctor wannabe........................
ANd yet you continue to put pictures on fbook of all the filthy s**t you are eating whilst pissing about in Malaysia!!!!
Another feckin hypocritical doctor wannabe........................
f**k off John
I went to hard rock cafe yesterday
Had a 10oz beef abd turkey bacon burger AND a BBQ half chicken!