myostatin peptide

[Musclehead84]

has anyone tried or know anyone who has used the myostatin peptide? It seems that if you can reduce your myostatin you can definately gain muscle, you just have to find something that can reduce it enough. I was just wondering if anyone had good gains with this peptide or not? thanks for your help!!!

 

[Jarconis]

so, you're telling me you get 0 results from the vast array of anabolics out there, that you have to use this stuff? I would just wait until there are some tried and tested protocols for this.

 

[gridlock]

??????

so, you're telling me you get 0 results from the vast array of anabolics out there, that you have to use this stuff? I would just wait until there are some tried and tested protocols for this.

No He's asking the simple question of if anyone has used a myostatin inhibitor.

where do you get the idea he gets 0 results from anything else?

If there were myostatin inhibitors of a reasonable price around I'd probably lookin into giving it a shot, and so would a hell of a lot of people.

 

[Jarconis]

I guess its just the risk/reward of it. Those babies that are born with the myostatin defects all usually die of weird heart problems.

 

[ericraven2003]

I looked at the pricing and good grief. To run it correctly would be well over a thousand a month. Until I see huge gains made by someone else, what would be the point to waste that much money. For that amount I can by enough gh and gear for a year.

 

[gridlock]

I guess its just the risk/reward of it. Those babies that are born with the myostatin defects all usually die of weird heart problems.

i think it depends a lot on the amount of inhibition. if there is never myostatin present then they will turn out with a lot of problems.

if you have the time watch these on this girl. she's in real healthy shape and they think she is another myostatin girl. really good program

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjg3RI2bxWA&feature=PlayList&p=C809AED53F1135DC&index=1
YouTube - Strongest girl in the world part 2
YouTube - Strongest girl in the world part 3
YouTube - Strongest girl in the world part 4

 

[disgraziato]

Myostatin inhibition WILL eventually create real life hulks. There is the peptide out now, but you would have to use high amounts indefinitely to keep the gains, and the stuff is silly expensive. The real answer is gene manipulation, which is on the forefront of medicine; once the gene is shut off then myostatin will be permanently blunted...we just don't know what the results would be with organs, cardiac muscle, etc....assumably not good for longevity, as if skeletal muscle is uninhibited from growth, so too would cardiac and smooth muscle...lending to trouble down the road. But check out this link on a greyhound that breeders "bred" into her:
The World’s Worst Genetic Mutation in a Dog: » Euro Puppy BLOG

 

[T-man]

Theres a guy on another board I'm on that is running Follistatin FST-344 cDNA/plasmid transfected via non-liposomal phospholipid transfection reagent (Lipo-Gen), but he was unhappy with the results and was looking for another transfecting agent the last I heard.

 

[homonunculus]

I guess its just the risk/reward of it. Those babies that are born with the myostatin defects all usually die of weird heart problems.

Where did you learn that?...

-Scott

 

[Jarconis]

Where did you learn that?...

-Scott

I remember reading something about how the majority of kids with prominent myostatin issues usually die of a cardio myopathy of some sort. The heart grows too much and starts to get sloppy in function.

 

[Golgo13]

Where can one find this inhibitor?

 

[homonunculus]

I remember reading something about how the majority of kids with prominent myostatin issues usually die of a cardio myopathy of some sort. The heart grows too much and starts to get sloppy in function.

Cool, but I'm wondering where you read this, specifically...

-S

 

[gridlock]

Where can one find this inhibitor?

most chinese peptide companies will probably have a version of it.

probably worth googling as i dont know of any of our sponsors here that do

 

[Jarconis]

Cool, but I'm wondering where you read this, specifically...

-S

It was in an article about a baby german boy who apparently had it. Probably hit the web about 2 years ago or so if I had to guesstimate, good luck finding it.

 

[PsyT]

its a little more complicated than just inhibiting myostatin. The current theories are that the real therapuetical benefits will come with a 'cocktail' approach. Inhibit myostatin and increase (iirc) follistatin. otherwise you won't get desired results. the drugs themselves are still in testing phases, early in some cases. You can google this and get more information.

bottom line, give it 10-20 years.

 

[homonunculus]

It was in an article about a baby german boy who apparently had it. Probably hit the web about 2 years ago or so if I had to guesstimate, good luck finding it.

Maybe it was this one:

Interesting Popular Media Take on Myostatin, IGF-1 - Anabolic Steroids - Steroid.com / Anabolic Review Forums

It refers to myostatin and the German kid, but also to children with muscular dystrophy (not myostatin gene mutations), who die of heart problems.

I ask b/c the German kid, according to news stories I've read, as well as those of other people and animals suggest normal heart function or at least heart function that allows some degree of maturation.

-S

 

[SD1959]

so, you're telling me you get 0 results from the vast array of anabolics out there, that you have to use this stuff? I would just wait until there are some tried and tested protocols for this.

Myostatin is a limiting factor. So are genetics. Reduce the limits=greater results. In would be in addition to using growth factors.
Man, why so negative?

 

[weltweite]

From what I read, myostatin inhibition didnt affect smooth muscle, such as heart.

However I'll take that with a grain of salt till more info comes out

 

[homonunculus]

From what I read, myostatin inhibition didnt affect smooth muscle, such as heart.

However I'll take that with a grain of salt till more info comes out

On top of that, there are three types of muscle in humans: Skeletal, Cardiac and Smooth. (Smooth≠Cardiac)

I agree on waiting it out a bit, too.

-S