Yes, it's $97 after the trial. I would recommend that anyone that has questions join for a week and get your questions answered then. If you decide you want to continue, then great, but you do not have to. This is a really good option if all you want is a few questions answered about Peptides.
Dear Sarah.. I did speed read the article because of the use of the work "mimic" which always says a lot to me: as a biologist (retired) I was also a dedicated athlete because I ENJOYED WORKING OUT. People and I am sort of amazed that you are condoning this (are you?) EXERCISE for many reasons aside of endorphins: THE HUMAN BODY IS MADE TO EXERCISE! Additionally, exercise can be and usually is a very SOCIAL event. Families go skiing together, swimming, play all sorts of games from football to tennis.. etc. So NO THANKS, I WOULD NEVER TRADE A MOMENT OF MY LIFE especially when I was out w/ my friends and family "exercising".. even though I am retired and I do have lifelong issues w/ my knees (running and skiing) I would trade it for DRUGS WHICH MIMIC exercise.. but.. each to one's own devices.. (and I don't mean negatively). I COULD WRITE MORE BUT I have a lot to do today.
You should listen to the show before commenting based on the title. There were quite a few things talked about. Disappointed that you would do that. Its not a good way to solely judge what something is about. If you actually listened you would learn that those who are using it the most are athletes and body builders. It enhances their workouts. Again, do everyone a favor and understand the content before criticizing.
The VIP "club" was mentioned a few times but when I go to Kazer's website, it is a 7-day trial and then $97/month thereafter.
And there doesn't appear to be a link about it (as she also mentioned) so could you clarify, please?
Thank you!
Yes, it's $97 after the trial. I would recommend that anyone that has questions join for a week and get your questions answered then. If you decide you want to continue, then great, but you do not have to. This is a really good option if all you want is a few questions answered about Peptides.
Dear Sarah.. I did speed read the article because of the use of the work "mimic" which always says a lot to me: as a biologist (retired) I was also a dedicated athlete because I ENJOYED WORKING OUT. People and I am sort of amazed that you are condoning this (are you?) EXERCISE for many reasons aside of endorphins: THE HUMAN BODY IS MADE TO EXERCISE! Additionally, exercise can be and usually is a very SOCIAL event. Families go skiing together, swimming, play all sorts of games from football to tennis.. etc. So NO THANKS, I WOULD NEVER TRADE A MOMENT OF MY LIFE especially when I was out w/ my friends and family "exercising".. even though I am retired and I do have lifelong issues w/ my knees (running and skiing) I would trade it for DRUGS WHICH MIMIC exercise.. but.. each to one's own devices.. (and I don't mean negatively). I COULD WRITE MORE BUT I have a lot to do today.
You should listen to the show before commenting based on the title. There were quite a few things talked about. Disappointed that you would do that. Its not a good way to solely judge what something is about. If you actually listened you would learn that those who are using it the most are athletes and body builders. It enhances their workouts. Again, do everyone a favor and understand the content before criticizing.