Mysotatin inhibition?

[rsj]

Myostatin is a brake on muscle growth in the body. People with myostatin deficiencies are musclar as fuck. They seem to be effective without the androgenic side effects. Could this be the future of PED’s and is there anything important you know about them?

 

[exsttttt]

Myostatin is a brake on muscle growth in the body. People with myostatin deficiencies are musclar as fuck. They seem to be effective without the androgenic side effects. Could this be the future of PED’s and is there anything important you know about them?

give me all the side effects if it means not having a significant myostatin deficiency and dying early off of heart failure

 

[rsj]

give me all the side effects if it means not having a significant myostatin deficiency and dying early off of heart failure

 

[exsttttt]

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yeah synthetic inhibitors are weak for now, none are close to substantially increase muscle hypertrophy, and if they become comparable, ud still get the heart failure potential, quite frankly even the inhibitors induce heart hypertrophy as stated below in ur own ss

 

[rsj]

yeah synthetic inhibitors are weak for now, none are close to substantially increase muscle hypertrophy, and if they become comparable, ud still get the heart failure potential, quite frankly even the inhibitors induce heart hypertrophy as stated below in ur own ss

i still think there’s potential in this and i want to see more data

 

[scuderia]

i still think there’s potential in this and i want to see more data

mike israteal aka: the hamstring screaming guy made a vid on them

he was kinda saying what ur on about how it’s the future of PED’s

I kinda agree they’re just super under researched as of right now I’m curious to see what the future holds tho

 

[Shirobon]

Myostatin is a brake on muscle growth in the body. People with myostatin deficiencies are musclar as fuck. They seem to be effective without the androgenic side effects. Could this be the future of PED’s and is there anything important you know about them?

myostatin is pretty important in skeletal and muscle development so yesh

inhibitors in general usually are fuggin amazing if they are selective

 

[exsttttt]

i still think there’s potential in this and i want to see more data

present day there isnt, even if u dont care about heart failure risks, there still aren't strong enough myostatin inhibitors for now and there's no strong incentive to develop them, might need to wait atleast a wait years for any advancement on this field