Deer Antler Velvet
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kshama2001 wrote: »goal06082021 wrote: »What are you hoping this supplement would do?
My former company pitched it as a natural source of IGF-1, a hormone which helps with muscle growth.
Which is weird because it's apparently full of estrogen/estrogen-like compounds...? I fully admit I don't know much about hormones but that seems off.0 -
goal06082021 wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »goal06082021 wrote: »What are you hoping this supplement would do?
My former company pitched it as a natural source of IGF-1, a hormone which helps with muscle growth.
Which is weird because it's apparently full of estrogen/estrogen-like compounds...? I fully admit I don't know much about hormones but that seems off.
Which would make it better suited as a menopause relief aid, one would think.0 -
Ate you wearing it? Like a velvet track suit? In which case I'd advise against it3
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dont forget tide pods /s1
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MargaretYakoda wrote: »Remember when bee pollen was all the rage?
And ginseng? And grapefruit?
Back in my grandmother’s day it was Graham crackers….
Raspberry ketones! Green coffee beans!
Deer antlers make great dog chews but they're wickedly expensive. That's all I know about deer antler.
see.... we live on a farm. while we dont allow hunting on our land, areas around us do. And im convinced no one in this county can actually shoot to kill immediately, so a lot of injured deer DIE on our land. so our dogs get plenty of antlers for free. and other deer bones. were i more industrious, id find the deer before the dogs and harvest, package and sell the suckers myself LOL1 -
callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »MargaretYakoda wrote: »Remember when bee pollen was all the rage?
And ginseng? And grapefruit?
Back in my grandmother’s day it was Graham crackers….
Raspberry ketones! Green coffee beans!
Deer antlers make great dog chews but they're wickedly expensive. That's all I know about deer antler.
see.... we live on a farm. while we dont allow hunting on our land, areas around us do. And im convinced no one in this county can actually shoot to kill immediately, so a lot of injured deer DIE on our land. so our dogs get plenty of antlers for free. and other deer bones. were i more industrious, id find the deer before the dogs and harvest, package and sell the suckers myself LOL
I mean, pursuant to local laws, it sounds like you have a "free venison" problem, which furthermore sounds like the opposite of a problem.2 -
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MargaretYakoda wrote: »Remember when bee pollen was all the rage?
And ginseng? And grapefruit?
Back in my grandmother’s day it was Graham crackers….
Raspberry ketones! Green coffee beans!
Deer antlers make great dog chews but they're wickedly expensive. That's all I know about deer antler.
My former company sold that junk too.1 -
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