Subject: Androgel (Low-T) Topical-gel warning

From: Testosterone-Therapy Alert <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2014 15:14:03 -0800

Urgent-Warning 674d2729-3e35-4412-b373-3a833d4fcad4 everything was just perfect - in proportion, flavour and even the presentation was delicious- except ONE but even that weird little soup with salmon rice ball and a wonderful broth!

This place is certainly out of the ordinary in the western culture; little baskets for your belongings, waitstaff screaming in Japanese that seem perpetually happy and the music that really just made me want to get up on the table and dance.

FDA evaluating risk of stroke, heart attack and death with FDA-approved-testosterone products

http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm383904.htm

ISSUE: FDA is investigating the risk of stroke, heart attack, and death in men taking FDA-approved Low-T products. We have been monitoring this risk closely and seen an increased risk of cardiovascular events among groups of men prescribed testosterone-therapy.

Evaluation Info--

-- Please take the time to fill out this form if you or a loved one has took any of these products. --

[Products with-safety issues]

Androgel

Axiron

See website for full list.

Healthcare professionals and patients are encouraged to report adverse events or side effects related to the use of these products to the FDA's MedWatch Safety Information and Adverse Event Reporting Program:
Please go here to have your issues evaluated.

I heard about this being true outside of Toronto but didn't believe it until I experienced it. WoW.

[March 04, 2014 -Drug Safety Communication- Watch]

This time I tried the wooden oven baked pizza. OMG. It's the perfect portion and just melts away in your mouth. SO GOOD. SOOO SOO SOOO GOOD.

must go back for the anti pasto and mussels and..and...platters.

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notice sent from-- Parker DDF-Alerts | 9167 Road 177 | Oakwood OH | Settings-rem-optionshttp://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/

decor throughout the hotel and the amenities were incredibly cozy and appropriate. As I say, the outdoor tub felt very much out of the city and the indoor pool/spa was very reminiscent of resorts.

Most of the spa ladies were nice too except one, but she was still polite so I'm good; the hotel staff was exceptionally friendly (more on that later).

ONE thing about these amenities - I am NOT sure about how well they are maintained - the out door one had algae(you can't help that) but it got on all of us later and we spent time scrubbing each other; the indoor pool had hair and weird questionable things floating around which was a damper. Nothing a shower won't fix but still made me grimace.

The concierge , PETER was awesome.
He was super helpful and informative and easily managed to convince us to stay in town instead of going to Niagara falls to eat - after looking and discussing over 3 maps(all with varying expansions of the town and the surrounding area) and looking through the menus of local diners we settled on Bistro 61. and offered to take pictures for us (which was nice that I didn't have to ask). I will have to go back to stay there overnight and write another review. LOL