What New Products Do You Want From CL?

[Controlled Labs]

looking forward to project N the most to be honest, any more hints about it?

not yet, as we get closer.

[jiritt0]

Project N = Project Night time..

The stackable non-stimulant night time thermogenic to compliment red acid giving intense bodyfat reductions.

not sure if this is 'world-wide' but it seems like a good guess

i had another idea i thought was real good but cant remember it now..

[Sethva]

i had another idea i thought was real good but cant remember it now..

getting old, memory is the first to go

[Mr. Aries]

i thought it was libido

[Sethva]

i thought it was libido

www.viagra.com

[Dr.Dave1]

I've said it before and I'll say it again . . .
1. anti-catabolic, anti-cortisol, anti-stress . . . aka prevent excess breakdown
2. hypertrophic supp . . . utilze intrinsic mechs to increase anabolism and/or hypertrophy . . . nonsteroidal of course.

My suggestions cuz I have trouble gaining mass . . . my lack of sleep and stressful schedule does not help

[pu12en12g]

Dr Dave.. have you already tried GlycerGROW ?

[ddawg91]

I've said it before and I'll say it again . . .
1. anti-catabolic, anti-cortisol, anti-stress . . . aka prevent excess breakdown
2. hypertrophic supp . . . utilze intrinsic mechs to increase anabolism and/or hypertrophy . . . nonsteroidal of course.

My suggestions cuz I have trouble gaining mass . . . my lack of sleep and stressful schedule does not help

Been thinking about that one myself for the same reasons, but I am not in med school.

[Dr.Dave1]

Dr Dave.. have you already tried GlycerGROW ?

Yes I have, definitely my favorite CL product to date . . . awesome fullness, helps my recovery, and probably hepled my gains this spring. I had to cut it out during my surgery rotation b/c of inability to drink the required amount of water (they don't like it when you ask to leave surgeries b/c you have to pee 15 times a day). Now that I am on OB/gyn I should be able to add it back in. SO yeah definitely happy with that . . . I'm just tellin ya I am interested in more in that type of category

[Dr.Dave1]

Been thinking about that one myself for the same reasons, but I am not in med school.

Well, I don't think you have to be in med school to have a busy schedule. I would assume there are plenty of others out there in a similar situation . . .

[ddawg91]

Well, I don't think you have to be in med school to have a busy schedule. I would assume there are plenty of others out there in a similar situation . . .

Just messin around, I actually would like to go to med school and have been mulling around the idea with the wife. She would like for me to go but doesn't want to seel the house and uproot our son from the family.

[Mr. Aries]

Been thinking about that one myself for the same reasons, but I am not in med school.

yeah but do you workout though?

[Controlled Labs]

Just messin around, I actually would like to go to med school and have been mulling around the idea with the wife. She would like for me to go but doesn't want to seel the house and uproot our son from the family.

why does she have to be so selfish ?

[Dr.Dave1]

Just messin around, I actually would like to go to med school and have been mulling around the idea with the wife. She would like for me to go but doesn't want to seel the house and uproot our son from the family.

If you have the interest then go for it. However, I see why you would hesitate as it is a loooooong road. First 2 years were kinda boring (too much time in the classroom) but I'm loving 3rd year thus far I just finished my general surgery rotation (I loved that one) and will be starting my OB/gyn rotation tomorrow (not too sure how I feel about that one) and I've got today off .
Assuming you have the prerequesite courses covered (bio, chem, physics) take the MCAT (a good prepcourse like Kaplan can do wonders) and if you have time volunteering @ hospitals or other things to show that you know what you are getting into are always helpful. Good letters of recommendation are key as well. However, when it comes down to it the one thing you can do to help yourself the most is kick a$$ on the MCAT as that is the main means of comparison. OR you could just walk in to the admissions office and threaten to kick all their butts
I am no authority on the subject but if you have any questions feel frree to shoot me a line @ some point.

[Controlled Labs]

If you have the interest then go for it. However, I see why you would hesitate as it is a loooooong road. First 2 years were kinda boring (too much time in the classroom) but I'm loving 3rd year thus far I just finished my general surgery rotation (I loved that one) and will be starting my OB/gyn rotation tomorrow (not too sure how I feel about that one) and I've got today off .
Assuming you have the prerequesite courses covered (bio, chem, physics) take the MCAT (a good prepcourse like Kaplan can do wonders) and if you have time volunteering @ hospitals or other things to show that you know what you are getting into are always helpful. Good letters of recommendation are key as well. However, when it comes down to it the one thing you can do to help yourself the most is kick a$$ on the MCAT as that is the main means of comparison. OR you could just walk in to the admissions office and threaten to kick all their butts
I am no authority on the subject but if you have any questions feel frree to shoot me a line @ some point.

my wife has peds next 6:30 am to 6:30 pm