Myostatin inhibator coming soon!

[elligottmc]

Any more news on the MyoGro? Should be seeing results now, ey?

 

[italianbike996]

i'd try it. i actually had thought it was more readily avail than what you guys are saying. any way, i'm interested in some results, too! dave palumbo had an article about htis in md a while back that said it can't work in humans for some reason. that's why i've been kind of shying away from using it. or maybe it's his secret weapon......

 

[proud13]

The stuff from silo called Myogro is something only they made and no documentation is available on tests/studies with it used. I used it about 2 months ago and didn't notice anything different.

I did some digging and found that supposedly isolated it from c.elegans. C.elegans is a shortened name (genus and species) of a type of nematode.

If you think a part of an isolated nematode will make you bind to myostatin and make you huge go ahead and piss your money away. I regret wasting my money on the stuff, time researching and the risk of injecting it too.

There are about two products that have been found to bind to myostatin (aka GDF-8) and both are literally impossible to find or not produced for resale. One is FLRG (follistatin related growth gene) and I forgot the other one.

Until there is access to them forget about it. It will be years before it ever hits the scene let alone for you and me.

 

[italianbike996]

interesting. maybe i'll dig up the article from md. i think the flrg was mentioned though.

 

[whiteox]

I took it for a couple months - I've still got about half left and I'm going to throw it away - save your money.