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waldoputty said:
dont get @dallasdave excited!

there reminds me of an ancient chinese herbal medicine made from deer antlers.
the deer is supposed to be 'driven' up to their max cardio rate before the antlers are harvested in order for the essence to be driven up to the antlers.
this remains a highly value herbal medicine today and i have no idea how expensive.
similar to the rhino horn having aphrodisiac properties...

lets see what coach and honey melon do with this one...
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Well for one, any moron that shoots a rhinoceros for it's horn in the misguided belief it can magically put 'lead in your pencil' and write all day,,, need to be shot!,,, in the groin with a septic arrow, that horn is made up of hair and the same stuff your fingernails are made of,,, there is something to antlers while their in velvet, prolly just a little higher iron content ,that belief of hormone transfer into the human body,,,well ,it just don't jive D.N.A. wise in my book.
what, you wanna sport wood when you see a set of deer tracks? And antlers in velvet and when bucks are in rut don't coincide,,, those slicky- boy chinaman magic powder shams are hitting you with some powdered ginseng,,,( Melonfeud grabs two beers off the bar with his left hand and sauntered off to the back corner near the jukebox,casually twirling a dead rat on a string o_O)
 
Trouty said:
@Ranching @haleyrules @Melonfeud

Next time you have a gorgeous, a gorgeous-gorgeous, give her a kiss on the cheek right next to her mouth, a long, drawn out beautiful and soft, puffy kiss. Make her want more, but not on the lips, don't kiss her on the lips. She'll know, then, if she wants more if you go for the lips -- that's child's play... instead, right next to her lips. A soft, long, seductive and loving kiss right next to her full lips.

Then play this. I swear to God she will melt and be yours. Even if at the club. Anywhere. This song is love. This song makes babies. Luther Vandross. Marvin Gaye. U2. Dave Matthews.

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Copy!,,, and then I apply that vibrating battery powered egg on them,,,got it,,,,:thumbup:
 
Melonfeud said:
Well for one, any moron that shoots a rhinoceros for it's horn in the misguided belief it can magically put 'lead in your pencil' and write all day,,, need to be shot!,,, in the groin with a septic arrow, that horn is made up of hair and the same stuff your fingernails are made of,,, there is something to antlers while their in velvet, prolly just a little higher iron content ,that belief of hormone transfer into the human body,,,well ,it just don't jive D.N.A. wise in my book.
what, you wanna sport wood when you see a set of deer tracks? And antlers in velvet and when bucks are in rut don't coincide,,, those slicky- boy chinaman magic powder shams are hitting you with some powdered ginseng,,,( Melonfeud grabs two beers off the bar with his left hand and sauntered off to the back corner near the jukebox,casually twirling a dead rat on a string o_O)
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lol, sorry if this is going to bored most of you...

i dont partake in this stuff and i do not study it, but there is something to some of these herbal medicine. actually modern drug discovery has figured out the active ingredients to some of the herbal stuff. I do know there was at least 1 or 2 biomed startups in silicon valley trying to find the active ingredients of herbal medicine.

until i just searched, i was not aware that Ray Lewis took deer antler velvet in a spray form. apparently it has growth hormone called "insulin-like growth factor 1," or IGF-1, and it has been banned by the NFL. IGF-1 has shown promise for helping kids with stunted growth or people with dwarfism, as well as for healing cartilage or tendon injuries. It should not be used without a doctor's care, especially as a performance enhancer.

Univ of Maryland also reported on some reports on ginseng (though some are preliminary):

1. Studies also have found that ginseng seems to increase the number of immune cells in the blood and improve the immune system's response to a flu vaccine. in a human trial, when subjects who got the ginseng did get a cold, it was less severe and shorter than the colds of people who took placebo.

2. Asian ginseng was also found to reduce fatigue in a study of 332 people.

3) A study of 501 men and women living in Mexico City found better quality of life measures (energy, sleep, sex life, personal satisfaction, and well-being) in those taking Asian ginseng.

4) A study of 46 men has also shown an increase in sperm count as well as motility. Another study in 60 men found that Asian ginseng increased sex drive and decreased erection problems. Also, in one study of 45 men, those who took 900 mg of Korean ginseng 3 times per day for 8 weeks had less trouble getting an erection than those who took placebo.

5) Several studies suggest that Asian ginseng may reduce the risk of some types of cancers. In one observational study, researchers followed 4,634 people for 5 years.

if you are curious:
http://www.umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/herb/asian-ginseng
 
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waldoputty said:
lol, sorry if this is going to bored most of you...

i dont partake in this stuff and i do not study it, but there is something to some of these herbal medicine. actually modern drug discovery has figured out the active ingredients to some of the herbal stuff. I do know there was at least 1 or 2 biomed startups in silicon valley trying to find the active ingredients of herbal medicine.

until i just searched, i was not aware that Ray Lewis took deer antler velvet in a spray form. apparently it has growth hormone called "insulin-like growth factor 1," or IGF-1, and it has been banned by the NFL. IGF-1 has shown promise for helping kids with stunted growth or people with dwarfism, as well as for healing cartilage or tendon injuries. It should not be used without a doctor's care, especially as a performance enhancer.

Univ of Maryland also reported on some reports on ginseng (though some are preliminary):

1. Studies also have found that ginseng seems to increase the number of immune cells in the blood and improve the immune system's response to a flu vaccine. in a human trial, when subjects who got the ginseng did get a cold, it was less severe and shorter than the colds of people who took placebo.

2. Asian ginseng was also found to reduce fatigue in a study of 332 people.

3) A study of 501 men and women living in Mexico City found better quality of life measures (energy, sleep, sex life, personal satisfaction, and well-being) in those taking Asian ginseng.

4) A study of 46 men has also shown an increase in sperm count as well as motility. Another study in 60 men found that Asian ginseng increased sex drive and decreased erection problems. Also, in one study of 45 men, those who took 900 mg of Korean ginseng 3 times per day for 8 weeks had less trouble getting an erection than those who took placebo.

5) Several studies suggest that Asian ginseng may reduce the risk of some types of cancers. In one observational study, researchers followed 4,634 people for 5 years.

if you are curious:
http://www.umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/herb/asian-ginseng
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Good post,Wally!
"LIKE". :thumbup:
 
waldoputty said:
lol, sorry if this is going to bored most of you...

i dont partake in this stuff and i do not study it, but there is something to some of these herbal medicine. actually modern drug discovery has figured out the active ingredients to some of the herbal stuff. I do know there was at least 1 or 2 biomed startups in silicon valley trying to find the active ingredients of herbal medicine.

until i just searched, i was not aware that Ray Lewis took deer antler velvet in a spray form. apparently it has growth hormone called "insulin-like growth factor 1," or IGF-1, and it has been banned by the NFL. IGF-1 has shown promise for helping kids with stunted growth or people with dwarfism, as well as for healing cartilage or tendon injuries. It should not be used without a doctor's care, especially as a performance enhancer.

Univ of Maryland also reported on some reports on ginseng (though some are preliminary):

1. Studies also have found that ginseng seems to increase the number of immune cells in the blood and improve the immune system's response to a flu vaccine. in a human trial, when subjects who got the ginseng did get a cold, it was less severe and shorter than the colds of people who took placebo.

2. Asian ginseng was also found to reduce fatigue in a study of 332 people.

3) A study of 501 men and women living in Mexico City found better quality of life measures (energy, sleep, sex life, personal satisfaction, and well-being) in those taking Asian ginseng.

4) A study of 46 men has also shown an increase in sperm count as well as motility. Another study in 60 men found that Asian ginseng increased sex drive and decreased erection problems. Also, in one study of 45 men, those who took 900 mg of Korean ginseng 3 times per day for 8 weeks had less trouble getting an erection than those who took placebo.

5) Several studies suggest that Asian ginseng may reduce the risk of some types of cancers. In one observational study, researchers followed 4,634 people for 5 years.

if you are curious:
http://www.umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/herb/asian-ginseng
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That deer antler stuff is bunk. I had three gym buddies buy some ( spray form) and tried it for two months. Man it did nada. But I believe in other herbs amd stuff. Ginseng, ginger, green tea extract etc.
 
LocimusPrime said:
That deer antler stuff is bunk. I had three gym buddies buy some ( spray form) and tried it for two months. Man it did nada. But I believe in other herbs amd stuff. Ginseng, ginger, green tea extract etc.
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i know ginseng does have an effect, and i know the story of how the deer antler is harvested by driving the deer to run as fast as possible... but had no idea ray lewis took it.
 
waldoputty said:
lol, sorry if this is going to bored most of you...

i dont partake in this stuff and i do not study it, but there is something to some of these herbal medicine. actually modern drug discovery has figured out the active ingredients to some of the herbal stuff. I do know there was at least 1 or 2 biomed startups in silicon valley trying to find the active ingredients of herbal medicine.

until i just searched, i was not aware that Ray Lewis took deer antler velvet in a spray form. apparently it has growth hormone called "insulin-like growth factor 1," or IGF-1, and it has been banned by the NFL. IGF-1 has shown promise for helping kids with stunted growth or people with dwarfism, as well as for healing cartilage or tendon injuries. It should not be used without a doctor's care, especially as a performance enhancer.

Univ of Maryland also reported on some reports on ginseng (though some are preliminary):

1. Studies also have found that ginseng seems to increase the number of immune cells in the blood and improve the immune system's response to a flu vaccine. in a human trial, when subjects who got the ginseng did get a cold, it was less severe and shorter than the colds of people who took placebo.

2. Asian ginseng was also found to reduce fatigue in a study of 332 people.

3) A study of 501 men and women living in Mexico City found better quality of life measures (energy, sleep, sex life, personal satisfaction, and well-being) in those taking Asian ginseng.

4) A study of 46 men has also shown an increase in sperm count as well as motility. Another study in 60 men found that Asian ginseng increased sex drive and decreased erection problems. Also, in one study of 45 men, those who took 900 mg of Korean ginseng 3 times per day for 8 weeks had less trouble getting an erection than those who took placebo.

5) Several studies suggest that Asian ginseng may reduce the risk of some types of cancers. In one observational study, researchers followed 4,634 people for 5 years.

if you are curious:
http://www.umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/herb/asian-ginseng
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Putty, you should make this a thread in the Fan Zone. my brother
 
waldoputty said:
since it came up, i searched and surprised Ray Lewis took the deer antler stuff.
were you aware of it?
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I think I've heard and either dismissed it or forgotten ( if I could only recall half of what I've learned and then forgotten,,let me tell you:lmao:) I know the big elk/ deer ranches/ farms generate good revenue selling that antler velvet, they advertise it.
 
Melonfeud said:
I think I've heard and either dismissed it or forgotten ( if I could only recall half of what I've learned and then forgotten,,let me tell you:lmao:) I know the big elk/ deer ranches/ farms generate good revenue selling that antler velvet, they advertise it.
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yes, i guess i was busy working 80 hour weeks back then...
this is the first time i heard about it.
 
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