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w_llewellyn · 28-12-2007, 03:46 PM

1.i believe we should question everything,no matter the source.

Agreed, but you also have to look at the source in determining how credible something is or not.

2.he hasn't actually said the difference between corn flour and his supplement

I don't believe corn flower is anabolic, nor shares the clear association with the anabolic process as I have outlined with arachidonic acid.

3.he claims to have made 'new technology' to produce this supplement,i'd like to know how it differs from the technology used to extract AA from eggs for baby formulas,which has been around for years prior to his supplement.

I never claimed to have made new technology to PRODUCE this supplement. The technology is the discoveries I have made relating to the central role of AA in the anabolic process and its methods for use as a muscle-building anabolic. ANd this is not a patent-pending supplement, but a patented one. The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office agreed that I had developed a novel and pantentable use for AA.

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w_llewellyn Newbie Trainer Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 36	Re: Molecular Nutrition XFactor 1.i believe we should question everything,no matter the source. Agreed, but you also have to look at the source in determining how credible something is or not. 2.he hasn't actually said the difference between corn flour and his supplement I don't believe corn flower is anabolic, nor shares the clear association with the anabolic process as I have outlined with arachidonic acid. 3.he claims to have made 'new technology' to produce this supplement,i'd like to know how it differs from the technology used to extract AA from eggs for baby formulas,which has been around for years prior to his supplement. I never claimed to have made new technology to PRODUCE this supplement. The technology is the discoveries I have made relating to the central role of AA in the anabolic process and its methods for use as a muscle-building anabolic. ANd this is not a patent-pending supplement, but a patented one. The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office agreed that I had developed a novel and pantentable use for AA. Last edited by w_llewellyn; 28-12-2007 at 03:58 PM.