Flex Wheeler and the Myostatin Gene - rarest form of myostatin mutation

Lee Priest Talking about Flex Wheeler, but forward to 1:17 mark of the video Tell me what you think lol, Lee Says he took 2ml of winstrol eod , some clenbuterol and cytomel for his show and thats it lmao, curious, if what he meant was like just the last couple weeks out or month out, as i could see that, considering he always had to lose a lot of bulk to get into show shape, so i am wondering if meant just to prep precontest he used those 3 things, winstrol to spare muscle while dieting hard with clen and t3. Your thoughts?

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Dean Destructo said:

Double allele mutation that causes natural inhibition of myostatin. I have seen it in bulls.

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They have problems though. Myostatin plays a big role in tendon repair IIRC. Also bulls like that are never healthy, it is not something you particularly want.
I remember a huge forum about myostatin inhibitors on MM forum a decade ago and the final conclusion was it is not a good idea to take a myostatin inhibitor.

I would theorize that Flex only has a ONE allele mutation, with just one myostatin gene shut off it would still be a major advantage.

I know for myself I have a gene combination that makes me predominately fast twitch, and also I clear blood sugar very quickly. Downside is it can clear too quickly.

I have the R577X variant in the ACTN3 gene.

The gene variant we looked at, called R577X, leads to a lack of functional alpha-actinin-3 protein. People with one copy of the variant only make some of this protein, while people with two copies don't make any.

[FONT=&quot]The alpha-actinin-3 protein is only found in certain types of fast-twitch muscle fibers. Less of this protein is associated with lower power output, which may help explain why few elite sprinters and power athletes lack this protein.

[/FONT][FONT=Avenir Next, Helvetica, Roboto, Arial, sans-serif]The variant is rare in people of African ancestry, and is most common in people of Native American ancestry. Some researchers think that lacking alpha-actinin-3 was actually an advantage to early peoples in the Americas.[/FONT]
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[FONT=Avenir Next, Helvetica, Roboto, Arial, sans-serif]This makes sense since I am 1/16 Cherokee and also Choctaw (officially by blood record) [/FONT]

interesting, wish i had some gene mutations lmao

Presser said:

interesting, wish i had some gene mutations lmao

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You do, it is just a matter of which variant. When it all comes down to it we are just animals.