Kaladryn, thanks for popping into the discussion. I appreciate your posts, and I'm glad you commented.
What exactly are you asking here? Are you suggesting that Myostatin might not play a significant role in in the muscle tissue of a fully developed adult?
I think that science has shown us that inhibition of Myostatin can have a significant impact on muscle tissue, even in fully developed adults. I think this is one of the major reasons why AAS and GH play so well together, AND at the same time, eventually stop doing their magic due to Myostatin regulation and homeostasis. I have seen studies showing that GH will inhibit myostatin for a period of about 8-10 weeks, and then homeostasis occurs. Again, this would be a good reason to switch to a cyclical approach to GH use, which actually contradicts what I said earlier. I mentioned that GH should be used during all phases of a diet, and now I'm beginning to think it might be best to use is sparingly during a fasting period, just enough to enhance lipolysis, and then crank the hell out of the dosage during a feasting period.
But I'm rambling at this point, and I'm still not quite sure if I understood your contribution to the post so I'll wait for you to elaborate.