(May 23, 2022 at 11:01 pm)brewer Wrote:(May 23, 2022 at 10:54 pm)highdimensionman Wrote: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7071502/
I am not lying about how effective agmatine was on my friend.
and for pete sake yes bone pain may be different to nerve pain but a broken bone can easily cause nerve pain which can be quite intense. Prove me wrong or if you want me to fill a post with links stating just that I will there is plenty of evidence for my argument out there. your just being pointlessly pedantic.
Testimony/anecdote is just that, testimony and anecdote. How do you know if the actual medical treatment worked but coincided with the timing of your supplement therapy?
Quick answer, you don't.
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I don't need to prove you wrong, you need to prove your claim right, with medical science. Again, testimony and anecdote won't cut it.
JFC, you're link is another pharma study. Of course they say it works.
you would compare genuine science to miracle water (typical bs) and as for pain anyone alternative to the doctor is a religious nut and i'm the idiot for fighting that institution so that we can make more healthy ethically guided use of the 20,000,000+ organic compounds found in nature(no just miracle water in nature) which isn't easy but you shouldn't just write nature off you are therefore the idiot I am tolerating. Why should I be bothered to proof something when no proof will ever satisfy such idiocy. there's plenty of evidence about bone and joint issues causing nerve pain and loads of evidence of agmatine being effective for nerve pain management. there is almost no counter evidence which there would be if it was all a fass.
