The subject of this post is an embellishment, but the results so far are very interesting.
Should we be looking to being fit, lean, and strong couch potatoes? Would you take a drug that would make you lean, strong and boost your endurance? I would, if there was no side effects.
Well, I tend to believe in the addage that any medicine that is strong enough to cure is strong enough to hurt. The only things that don't have the potential to cause side effects are things that don't work at all.
"Luna" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Well, I tend to believe in the addage that any medicine that is strong enough to cure is strong enough to hurt. The only things that don't have the potential to cause side effects are things that don't work at all.
This also apply to exercise... I wonder how high the medical cost for all the New Year champions is... Drugs like that will mostly be beneficial to the food industry. If we are to maintain a positive economical growth rate, we will eventually have to use pills like that in order to keep consumming more and more. The men in Napoleon's infantry used to burn 7k calories a day - if every American started to eat that much while staying healthy, that would cause a huge economical boom, of the kind you experienced after WWII. I wonder who funds these researches...
