After reading this week’s article about Mag-10, I can’t help but feel a little PO’d at “big brother”.
Last year I used Mag-10 with tremendous success. I went from 169 to 207 in just 3 or 4 cycles (I forget now exactly how many).
I had to diet back down a few months later because I got so BIG so FAST that my lower back couldn’t seem to handle the extra weight that I was carrying up top.
I also got a rash between my thighs because my legs got so big that they were scraping against each other…but I digress.
All in all, it was the most thrilling bodybuilding ride I’d taken in 13 years…and were it not for my concerted effort to physically shrink back down to a “manageable” size, I have no doubt that I would have kept most of those gains.
I guess what’s pissing me off most is that here’s a supp that works…actually does what it’s supposed to…is proven SAFE…and they’re yanking it off the shelves.
Maybe big brother’s time would be better spent going after the hucksters that promise the world and deliver very little…or better yet, maybe they can take a closer look at the drugs they ARE approving that continue to make people sicker. But alas, I digress again.
Like many of you out there, I will be sad to see Mag-10 go.
If I had to do it over again, I’d shoot for gaining 40 pounds in 6 months instead of 3.
Mike,
Like I’m sure many others were, I was very wary of Mag-10 at first. I’d been fooled numerous times by the false claims of a wide variety of andro products.
Mag-10 far exceeded ANY of my wildest expectations. Even with what I call in hindsight “haphazard nutrition”, I gained nine pounds. I’m with ya on your comment “How many supplements can you say THAT about?” - right fuckin’ on, my man.
Much like Kiss’ fifth album, the “Destroyer” rocks. It rocks a goddamn boom box.
I’m just in constant amazement that cigarettes remain legal but supplements get pulled because they “might” be harmful IF used improperly. It defies common sense.
