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[internet spam removed]

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Vit D, Magnesium, Selenium and Zinc are vital to a mans health. A lot of guys don't get and absorb enough of these things through their diet. However I'm not sure if I am buying that it would increase your test that much. I'm always pretty leery of someone who makes great claims while trying to sell me something.

MikeCF says he increased his test levels from zero to 672 with some posture exercises. Link to Mikes article about it

This is the first thing that comes up when you google "Gorilla Butter" its from Urban Dictionary:
1. gorilla butter. The cum that oozes from a person's ass after anal sex. I buttered my toast with your gorilla butter this morning!

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(08-19-2014 12:05 AM)Cr33pin Wrote:  This is the first thing that comes up when you google "Gorilla Butter" its from Urban Dictionary:
1. gorilla butter. The cum that oozes from a person's ass after anal sex. I buttered my toast with your gorilla butter this morning!

Haha!

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Scott's not selling Gorilla Butter. He never sold it.

He simply put up the landing page using QuickMVP.com to gauge interest for the idea.

He then dropped it because - and this is the reason he stated - people could easily overdose on selenium if they're consuming it in the form of a tasty nut butter.

However, it's a very cool and educational case study about how to develop a product (physical *or* digital) by doing market research and validating that people would buy your product.

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273 to 612 is definitely believable, especially if for someone who was deficient in zinc, vitamin D and magnesium. Zinc alone has been shown to raise T 40% and for vitamin D I believe the increase was 20%.

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Sounds like MikeCF could have invented that product.

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MikeCF would never sell anything like this.

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Intermittent fasting? Dude just needs to eat and supplement the vitamins (get some ZMA) to solve this low T problem.

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The ingredients sound solid (cheaper just to get them yourself though) but that has to be the gayest supplement name I've ever heard. Sounds like it'd appeal to fags who like the BBC in their cornholes.

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Badger milk anybody?

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My off brand

I can't believe it's not gorilla butter!

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I just googled "Gorilla Butter" and as Cr33pin said there was the Urban Dictionary link, but the RVF link was the 4th one down, even higher than the site actually selling the product which is quite odd.

The site seemed like it just launched, or hasn't even launched yet so I don't think there's much info on this stuff.

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When an article starts off with something like this;

Quote:“Dude. I have to limit the number of times I’m lifting every week because I’m putting on muscle mass way too easily and I want to stay lean. I’m also attracted to way more girls…which is awesome for me.”

I stop reading.

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I don't like the sensationalist headline of this thread even if it is quoted. Let's keep the internet marketing bs outside the forum.

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(08-19-2014 12:05 AM)Cr33pin Wrote:  1. gorilla butter. The cum that oozes from a person's ass after anal sex.

Looks like it could be

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Nice ad. Were you sent here by this visionary to peddle his junk products?

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The topic title reminded me of this wonderful ad.

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(08-19-2014 10:20 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  When an article starts off with something like this;

Quote:“Dude. I have to limit the number of times I’m lifting every week because I’m putting on muscle mass way too easily and I want to stay lean. I’m also attracted to way more girls…which is awesome for me.”

I stop reading.

Yeah, he's not gaining too muscle muscle at those levels. That's an outright lie. Period.

This whole thread looks like those paid trolls internet marketers pay for. You have a guy come in and post a, "Look at what I saw online," thread.

This crap is getting out of control. There's that guy with "Sex 3.0" paying for Fiverr reviews and other hijinks going on.

Used to be there would be PUA hater trolls.

Now there are all of these stealth internet marketing trolls.

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(08-19-2014 01:48 AM)VincentVinturi Wrote:  Scott's not selling Gorilla Butter. He never sold it.

He simply put up the landing page using QuickMVP.com to gauge interest for the idea.

He then dropped it because - and this is the reason he stated - people could easily overdose on selenium if they're consuming it in the form of a tasty nut butter.

However, it's a very cool and educational case study about how to develop a product (physical *or* digital) by doing market research and validating that people would buy your product.

Yeah, that's why. It wasn't because his product sucked and was obvious nonsense.

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(08-19-2014 08:48 AM)rdvirus Wrote:  Badger milk anybody?

I know nothing about this.

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(08-19-2014 10:20 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  When an article starts off with something like this;

Quote:“Dude. I have to limit the number of times I’m lifting every week because I’m putting on muscle mass way too easily and I want to stay lean. I’m also attracted to way more girls…which is awesome for me.”

I stop reading.

So wait, it cured him of being gay?