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New study on trt replacement
- Thread starter Phoe2006
- Start date
I live here snd I agree. Anything that will improve quality of life, treat illnesses or perhaps cure diseases the government will make it illegal or atleast make you jump through so many hoops that it wouldn't be worth your time. I think it's a joke. Outlaw whatever you want up but people will still get what they want or need.
But if you need some xanax or hydros, cigarettes are so bad they are killing people that don't even use them. And alcohol is killing people from all angles. Both are killing people at a rate you can measure by the minute. But don't have no weed for your anxiety and stress. No that's jail time.
I don't use cannabis but I believe truly believe that it should be legal for several reasons. The tax revenue alone would be one...
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I feel the same. I don't use it myself anymore but I can't believe it's not legal in all states.
This is because the government doesn’t like to give up its growing power. It’s no ones business what someone uses as long as they don’t hurt anyone else. The American people need to take back their government.
Ive never had an issue getting trt. One recommendation for those trying is to have both total and free test checked. In my case total tends to be around the lower end of the range (190-330ng/dl) but free is below range. So I havent had an issue being treated.
