I've read this stuff about chlorella, and how its supposed to do things
like enhancing RNA/DNA -- doesn't that have something to do with
hematocrit? -- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?" (BTW, I don't race, but I could use all the help I can
get going up the climbs.)
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Quoted message said:
I've read this stuff about chlorella, and how its supposed to do things
like enhancing RNA/DNA -- doesn't that have something to do with
hematocrit?
No. What does it mean to "enhance" DNA/RNA?Quoted message said:
-- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?"
Only if you consider aggressive cancer to be performance enhancing. -
Kyle Legate said:
Quoted message said:
I've read this stuff about chlorella, and how its supposed to do things
like enhancing RNA/DNA -- doesn't that have something to do with
hematocrit?Quoted message said:
No. What does it mean to "enhance" DNA/RNA?Sounds like it causes malignancy. Can't say that sounds very appealing.
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
-- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?"Only if you consider aggressive cancer to be performance enhancing.
Maybe there's some knobs out there who still buy the whole spider-man thing.
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Quoted message said:
I've read this stuff about chlorella, and how its supposed to do things
like enhancing RNA/DNA -- doesn't that have something to do with
hematocrit? -- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?" (BTW, I don't race, but I could use all the help I can
get going up the climbs.)Lock yourself in a basement for six months with just water, crystal
meth, and some multi-vitamins for sustenance.Do nothing but sleep, read Proust, and ride your trainer down there.
-Scott
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Quoted message said:
-- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?"Kyle Legate said:
Only if you consider aggressive cancer to be performance enhancing.
Its less aggravating to just have a testicle removed and skip the cancer
part. -
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
-- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?"Kyle Legate said:
Only if you consider aggressive cancer to be performance enhancing.
Its less aggravating to just have a testicle removed and skip the cancer
part. -
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
-- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?"Kyle Legate said:
Only if you consider aggressive cancer to be performance enhancing.
Its less aggravating to just have a testicle removed and skip the cancer
part. -
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
-- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?"Kyle Legate said:
Only if you consider aggressive cancer to be performance enhancing.
Its less aggravating to just have a testicle removed and skip the cancer
part. -
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
-- and how, after 2 weeks, 1 chlorella cell mutates into 67
MILLION cells in your body . . . Anyone know if this helps with
"performance?"Kyle Legate said:
Only if you consider aggressive cancer to be performance enhancing.
Its less aggravating to just have a testicle removed and skip the cancer
part.
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