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Myostatin Inhibitors - 5/4/2003 9:32:59 PM

soloflex

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Anyone tried/used a myostatin inhibitors? As yet there are no studies using humans as far as I know, but thought I' d see what anecdotal evidence might be out there. Smile

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RE: Myostatin Inhibitors - 5/5/2003 1:58:13 PM

joe

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quote:

ORIGINAL: soloflex

Anyone tried/used a myostatin inhibitors? As yet there are no studies using humans as far as I know, but thought I' d see what anecdotal evidence might be out there.

Hummm.. evidence. I don' t think there is any on this supplement. Except the evidence that your wallet will be smaller after a purchase. Smile

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RE: Myostatin Inhibitors - 5/5/2003 2:21:46 PM

Kris

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Do me a favor...

I' m sure you saw this add in a magazine correct? Go get that magazine and re-read the article... but this time really read it. You' ll notice the following:

They state that some animals are born without this gene and this leads to " Double Muscles." Now here is where they trick you. They claim that the " next best thing to removing this gene is to take their product."

Re-read what I just said... the next best thing... where is the scientific evidence on their next best thing? There have been no studies at all proving this supplement does anything to humans (or animals). All the studies they quote in their ads are based on animal research with removing and altering genes (which you will hopefully never be able to do). This is simply the worst advertisement ever created.

You really need to read one of these ads to see what I am talking about... it' s actually kind of funny. I read about this BS in a muscle magazine one day... then right after the article nocks down Myostatin, Pinnacle has a huge 2 page add of their myostatin Inhibitors. What' s my opinion? I will NEVER buy a supplement from a manufacturer that jumped on the wagon and produced " Myostatin Inhibitors." If a supplement company is going to go this far to make a quick buck... I will never trust them. Just my 2 cents.

- Kris

P.S. See the picture below? This cow was born without the myostatin gene... he didn' t take Pinnacles supplement or Champion Nutrition' s supplement. Smile

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RE: Myostatin Inhibitors - 5/5/2003 2:25:23 PM

Kris

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Oh... and one thing to add to my last post. If this supplement really did work... your bones would break easily... meaning you would not be able to lift weights. They fail to mention in these ads the animals that have this missing gene have VERY short life spans (due to the stress on their hearts) and almost always have some bone broken.

- Kris

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RE: Myostatin Inhibitors - 5/12/2003 4:35:13 PM 1 votes

Twin Peak

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Hmm, I am not sure I agree with that last comment regarding bones breaking, but the rest I do.

The best peice on myostatin I have read is Thoburn' s article which can be found here:

http://www.1fast400.com/store/article.php?&articleID=14&products_id=

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