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It's
Got To Be

"Time-Released"
Testosterone!

Guess what?
Now you
can get time-released
testosterone.
Here are the
different ways
it is possible
to receive replacement
testosterone:

By Injection:
By far...
the worst
way to replace
testosterone...
and... unfortunately,
the most common.
Why? Remember
the beginning
of this report
I told you my
true story about
Doctor Replacement...
how he was ignorant
of the newest
medical research?
Well, the answer
here is plain
and simple...
the average
doctor simply
doesn't know
any better!

By Lozenges:
Much better
than injections...
but... usually
you gotta swallow
one of these
suckers three
times per day.
Also, it will
take mucho hassle
on your part
to find (or
educate) a doctor
to prescribe
them for you.
As if that's
not enough,
it's usually
even more hassle
to find what's
called a "compounding
pharmacy" to
make some of
these lozenges
up for you.

By Testosterone
Patches: Almost
100% side-effect
free... except...
for minor skin
irritation.
A popular patch
is called "Androderm"
and almost any
pharmacy has
it. The patch
provides a slow,
steady release
of testosterone...
but... it is
possible, in
some men it
won't get your
testosterone
level up to
as high as it
needs to be.

By A Gel: "Androgel"
is quite a new
product developed
by Unimed Pharmaceuticals
located in Buffalo
Grove, Illinois.
It is a gel
you smear on
your body (like
your shoulder
area) and it
dries in just
a few minutes.
You can then
comfortably
put on your
T-shirt or shirt
just like you
normally do.
It comes in
three different
strengths: 50
mg, 75 mg, and
100 mg. It was
approved by
the FDA on February
28th of this
(2000) year.
What you wanna
bet this becomes
one of the biggest-selling
products in
medical history?

Yahoo!

I'm going to
tell you about
something I
lay odds there
isn't a single
doctor in the
entire county
where you live
knows about.
Check this
out: There is
(to my knowledge)
only one company
which is an
FDA approved
maker of...