Quote (dro94 @ Mar 8 2016 09:04pm)
I am from a science background myself and I haven't read any studies on this particular topic. Even if everything you said was true, a scientist would accept that it is plausible there exists a genetic advantage for muscle building in the human genome. Not even all genes within the human genome have been identified, let alone identify their various functions.
id argue cloudkicker has more knowledge than you in regards to anything scientific
cloud is just saying there is weak, if any evidence to support your claim
and he mentioned a study that showed your claim is not valid
of course multiple studies would be required to really get a more firm conclusion, but there have not been any studies in support of your claim, only support against it
and ur saying even though there is no evidence u still think its possible
okay?
everything is possible... well sort of .... but in a scientific community, use some evidence to support your claim or its pretty much not worth hearing about
Quote (Henchman21 @ Mar 8 2016 06:50pm)
ii'd wager most athletes at the highest echelons of their sport use. it's common sense
yeah i agree, just cause what they have attained pay be possible natty, does not mean they are natty
if ur job where u make money to live relies on your physique and such, theres a much greater chance they are doing whatever they can to win, including vitamin S
This post was edited by noob_whacker on Mar 8 2016 08:25pm