Similarly, there is nothing in this list that I have not
previously mentioned. Along with all these known agents, surely
your chemist would have picked up at least _one_ of the other active
ingredients.
In fact, the probability of not identifying an unknown agent (
of which there are about as many as the known ones ) while detecting
these others is probably about one in 10,000 or so. Interestingly,
he did list something that I have alluded to that is not present,
though a close relative is.
Right. Lets apply several smell tests: First, what is
your name and where do you live ? If you have our prescription
product, we must have a record of you.
While usually we have a formulator make everything else, I make
Proxiphen myself.
I swear Prox affects ppl...and I'm not referring to their hair :shakehead:
Quantum Cat...I'm sure he would...just to get somebody to say something positive around here.
you think these 'secret ingredients' might include some mind-altering substances? :gay2::gay2::gay2::crazy::smoke::smoke::laugh::gay2::gay2::gay2:
People trust what you tell them
:badmood:
So we are at year 29 of an ongoing comprehensive clinical trial now