May 26, 2007 - 8:24am
I know that it seems preachy and off-topic but please, bear with me.
Due to a slight case of insomnia i often find myself looking at strange things on that there inter-web. More macabre than adult (usually) and wondering if its worth the time to do a little online investigation, and before i know it its 9:30 am and i have found my self posting q's on a new website. This one however really took my interest. I came along a "picture" of a chupacabra and looked around and found ..... long story a little shorter, Santa Rosa Institute for Advanced Genetics from a cheesy little site by the name of the FVZA , or Federal VAMPIRE and ZOMBIE Association . They say that this institute is making pills from genetic Vampire blood. One named ENVIGOR helps one not sleep for around 48+ hrs with little or no effects. The other Genuflux is designed to reverse the "horrors" of aging. The link below will bring you to the Santa Rosa site. i guess i'm really just trying to find someone who knows about up and coming drugs, and can tell me yes or no. Common sense says no if they are made from vampire blood, lol. But i dont see something like this popping into society for a little while longer into the future. I mean come on,....an anti-aging pill? A stay up for two days and be a little tired, pill? I just don't know. Please help me Obiwan Kenobi, You're our only hope......you know what anyone please!!!!!
http://www.srigenetics.com/
May 26, 2007 - 12:49pm
#2
ok
thank you, i already found that, but i think it was a mix of tired and lack of sleep enduced paranoia and interest, i was and still am doughtful that the piils be teh real thing, but i just wanted to get like an M.D's opinion but....you know what , i think i'm set. so ty
Post script: i'll sleep tonight ......maybe
June 4, 2007 - 7:44am
#3
i take the ENVIGOR 20mg
i take the ENVIGOR 20mg every day. it has been around two years since i last slept. they work great.
all thoughts and opinions expressed are those of my own and should not be mistaken for medical advice. i am not a doctor nor a pharmacist. all medical questions should be answered by a licensed pharmacist, doctor, or primary care manager.
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Get some rest.
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