I understand where Fred is coming from but there are also two sides to the coin on how that whole system is setup. It is setup as a closed system to keep competition out and gain a stranglehold on what can be sold.
No one for instance can make any claim regarding herbs, spices, plants or any type of food in general in regards to effects on human physiology if they are selling the item. You can only make claims if you do not sell the product and those become opinions. The fact is food is a superior medicine and it s not just some old time saying. There are many systems set up this way to keep the threat of something better and less expensive from gaining any market share.
Here is a perfect example of something recent. The car maker Tesla could not open up dealerships to sell their cars here in the States. They are required to sell through existing dealerships of the major 3 auto manufacturers. Does this benefit the consumer ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦..no ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦..but this is what happens when someone gains too much market share and then is able to control legislation.
Even within the pharmaceutical industry itself they tend to keep out competitors. Small outfits normally need to hook up with one of the big boys to get approval then you are no longer a friend of mine...............but a friend of ours...............lol..........perfect example would be trying to get a diabetes drug to market............they put very high hurdles in place very high.............too much money is being made with the existing crap about $40B in insulin alone..............those selling it don't want to give it up.
When it comes to food it is even more bizarre. If you look at some of these mass produced food items that have for instance the Heart Associations seal of approval it s almost farcical as those products are complete shit if anyone really did some research and understood food and it s effects on the body. But you pay your money and you get to play. Many have figured this system out but the majority simply are clueless and believe something that is good for them is good when actually it s bad and something bad for them is bad when actually it s good.
Sometimes is a matter of trial and error along with plenty of research. Personally I believe lowering DHT levels is not good so for me I probably wouldn t use the product but for others it s not a concern so I think it might be something worth giving a try.
The Sun drastically raises testosterone levels, cholesterol drastically raises testosterone levels, reaching the lactic threshold drastically raises growth hormone levels, cinnamon lowers insulin levels, broccoli sprouts lowers estrogen level, etc, etc, etc, ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦..it is very possible that this product has some effect. It s a matter of testing and taking pictures on a consistent basis.
