Hi,
I have been reading through the forum, and came across concerns that this can potentially cause cancer. I did a pubmed and google scholar search but didn't see anything saying that. Are there any links to studies that actually discuss this, or is this based only on hearsay?

use the search function there is a thread discussing it. Just search for Methoxyestratetraenone

This seems to come up everytime i mention meo.
Do your research, use google.
And if you are so concerned about health issues, then stay away from computers, mobile phones, cell towers, anyon smoking, cars (dont walk near any roads or live in cities!) and countless other all of which have been proven to have carcenogic effects.
I could go on to say that none of these substances (being artificial analogs) have any clinical tests for long term side effects.

(11-10-2019 7:28 AM)Pheroman Wrote:  This seems to come up everytime i mention meo.
Do your research, use google.
And if you are so concerned about health issues, then stay away from computers, mobile phones, cell towers, anyon smoking, cars (dont walk near any roads or live in cities!) and countless other all of which have been proven to have carcenogic effects.
I could go on to say that none of these substances (being artificial analogs) have any clinical tests for long term side effects.

Sorry, Pheroman. I didn't know it was that time of the month for you. Perhaps some Midol may help?
If you read my post you would see I did do my research. Pubmed and google scholar bring up scientific data. I also read the forum posts using the search button. I asked if anyone knew of any links to legitimate studies that would help clarify the issue. You provided nothing useful. Going forward, if you have nothing constructive to say to my posts, then don't answer. No one is forcing you to write. You are just showing yourself to be an arrogant fool.

(11-09-2019 2:25 PM)Karatepunches Wrote:  Hi,
I have been reading through the forum, and came across concerns that this can potentially cause cancer. I did a pubmed and google scholar search but didn't see anything saying that. Are there any links to studies that actually discuss this, or is this based only on hearsay?

It's a matter of quantity.Is this effect so strong to create a realistic risk from once in a while use?Probably not but I haven't looked into it.There are also strong estrogenic effects which can be a big problem too.

Without taking a close look at the studies I suppose the absorption by inhalation and transdermally is not big enough to be concerned.When I had True Love to use the famous AM+TL combo (which is magic ) I was using it sparingly, sometimes I put a small (you dont want to ruin diffusion) amount of lotion before applying TL on top of it to reduce transdermal absorption and I was always washing it when I returned home.

Pardon the interruption, but is it that it causes cancer, or is it that it has been found in cancer patients?