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Ilk

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Glenbuterol!!! Anyone Used It??? Good/bad? Posted: 01-25-06 08:26am


Hey guys.. I've recently read about how good glenbuterol is for burning fat and adding definition... I've done eveything possible! I'm not fat but just can't lose the extra pounds! And I wear the same kinda clothes to hide myself.. And one other thing that i've never told anyone... Well.. I use selotape around my hips to pull my skin back and make me look straighter. I want to order glenbuterol for the fast effectiveness of it.. Some people say its a steriod and affects the hormones and unwanted hair.. But I spoke to the company that sells 'glen' they said many women take it and they're happy with it.. So my point is.. Has anyone tried it?? How was it for you?? Is it dangerous for the body?? I'm just scared and wanted to know if I should order it? Thankyou! Ilk

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