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11-06-2006, 02:53 PM
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Gender:  |  Well I don't know but I looked at the description and from that I'd be causious. The reason being is they make it sound like any time a guy gets fat on his chest he has gynecomastia. I think they are trying to broaden the market by stretching the definition, since it is not just any "breast growth" but is ABNORMAL breast growth, i.e. that of mammary tissue tissue and is driven by excess estrogen. Gynecomastia is clearly differentiated from pseudogynecomastia, which is an accumulation of excess fat in a male breast. IMO, it’s a little fraudulent to market to men with gynecomastia and then misdefine the condition as basically fat in the pectoral region. This product claims to “target” fat in this region. So, in a nutshell, I smell bullshit, since they’re claiming, to me, that the pill performs a small miracle. However, they are making a very specific claim. So if it doesn't work they could be opening themselves up to a lot of trouble I would think. |
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01-24-2008, 10:28 AM
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| Rank: New Member Join Date: Jan 2008
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| Gynexin I ordered two bottles. I first emailed them with questions concerning there product when I first received my order. They never responded to this day. I started taking it with the required amount of water three times daily thirty minutes before big meals. Soon after I got pain down my right side where I had a hernia surgery. I stopped taking it and felt better. I started taking it again and the pain got worse then before. I emailed them and informed them of this and pleaded with them to give me a refund on my unopened bottle. They never contacted me on this either. I think this is a scam and no one should ever purchase this. |
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