Dean Goudie - Myostatin, The Future Not Yet Here...

[webmaster]

Dean is back with his research on Myostatin. What is it and how will knowing more about it help you, read on to find out!

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/dean8.htm

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hi
when you wrote your review you didn'y talk about other myostatin products like the roid replacer (on ebay), myostim , and the most important higher seller Myo-Blast CSP3 which has the it's new case study Franco Santoriello, he went from mr body fat to mr muscles in only 16 weeks , just check this case out , go to :

http://www.a1nutritionproducts.com/myo-blast.asp

and you'll see something strange and great , but can that be true ? or is it just another product that is trying to get big with it's sales?

[D&G]

Originally posted by Unregistered1


and you'll see something strange and great , but can that be true ? or is it just another product that is trying to get big with it's sales?

Looks like every other supplement as I have ever seen - they guy is clearly using a ton of steroids

[ultramuscle22]

that will really suck if it comes out

[ultramuscle22]

cuz it will give everyone who lifts halfassed a good phusique they really didn't lift for.

[RealDeal2099]

Originally posted by ultramuscle22
cuz it will give everyone who lifts halfassed a good phusique they really didn't lift for.

Not necessarily, bro...although the ability to genetically gain more muscle would be available to everyone, those who still trained the hardest would have the best physiques. Take, for example, Flex Wheeler...untrained, he looks alright, but with dedicated training and eating he looks unreal. I would imagine that, despite the advantage, those truly committed to the bodybuilding lifestyle would still lift hardcore. I know I would. Peace!

[Gene]

Originally posted by RealDeal2099
Take, for example, Flex Wheeler...untrained, he looks alright, but with dedicated training and eating he looks unreal.

Don't forget the drugs.

[back2it]

Originally posted by webmaster
Dean is back with his research on Myostatin. What is it and how will knowing more about it help you, read on to find out!

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/dean8.htm

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The article makes good sense . In a case like this a wait and see stance is probably the correct one .
There are far too many useless supplements out there to spend your money on . Let's see it work for others not just one guy that already had built a pro physique . I think it would be far more interesting to take "Joe" average and see what he looks like in 16 weeks .

I guess the Muscle Tech adds are working or the other companies wouldn't be copying them .

[RealDeal2099]

Originally posted by Gene
Don't forget the drugs.

True, though even w/out them he still looks damn good. Here's a pic from the 2003 Ironman.

http://ironman.prosolutions.tv/conte...RT8-M030-6.jpg

now as i was looking for cheap myostatin it seems to be hard to find any supplements less than $45 or so but i found a new product that has more myostatin , coated and very cheap.

thi sproduct is Myogenic
Developed by Michael Turcotte, creatorof Myostim TM by Champion NutritionTM.

this product is about only $27 if you buy 2 to $25 if you buy4

and it gives you 20% more myostatin from the expensive fraction c so i gues it that if we wait some more we will be able to buy some new myostatin products for about 20 bucks which is cheap ,
and when that happenes i gues i would try this new transforming muscle growth compund.

by the way i found the cheap one at *** , if any one find cheaper please post it.

Originally posted by Unregistered1
now as i was looking for cheap myostatin it seems to be hard to find any supplements less than $45 or so but i found a new product that has more myostatin , coated and very cheap.

thi sproduct is Myogenic
Developed by Michael Turcotte, creatorof Myostim TM by Champion NutritionTM.

this product is about only $27 if you buy 2 to $25 if you buy4

and it gives you 20% more myostatin from the expensive fraction c so i gues it that if we wait some more we will be able to buy some new myostatin products for about 20 bucks which is cheap ,
and when that happenes i gues i would try this new transforming muscle growth compund.

by the way i found the cheap one at *** , if any one find cheaper please post it.

this product is great i tried it , but it is from THE NEW FITNESS NUTRITION COMPANY and i guess that Michael Turcotte previously in champion nutrition sold the formula and because of that it is cheap with all these companies that have over 7 products , if you want a great prohormone , and myostatin stak try roid replacer by american research labs it is great

waw this is great it got my biceps to be twice as huge in 90 days and even my boobs to grow

[robertthoburn]

I realize that for many consumers the topic of "myostatin inhibitors" is an unfriendly one.

Myostatin could well be regarded as Mother Nature’s ‘choke collar’ on muscle growth. Hence, the ‘skinny protein’. Myostatin powerfully suppresses the protein-building machinery of your muscle cells, restricting them to only a very limited degree of growth. In this way, myostatin effectively keeps your muscles from getting bigger than is necessary to cope with the average situation reasonably well.

In an effort to clear the roadways for those individuals pursuing legitimate myostatin-inhibiting products (myself included), I've written an article on this topic. It will appear in the next isssue (or thereabouts) of Planet Muscle.

Please note that, like other articles I have written, changes made by editorial staff make the published myostatin piece appear different than the original. For this reason, I'll be making the original piece, with references, available to those who request it.
It will be available in a few weeks.

You can send your requests to: robertthoburn@yahoo.com

Incidentally, as far as my commercial interests in myostatin inhibitors go, I am the VP of commercial development for a University of Georgia-based venture. It is developing in vitro (cell-based) assays with which to screen for natural, orally bioavailable myostatin inhibitors. Any in vitro hits will be confirmed with in vivo animal models and later, human trials.

Thanks for your attention. Also, feel free to share any experiences with 'myostatin inhibiting' products currently on the market.

Appreciatively,
Robert

My name is Robin norman i am 14 and i live in Thomasville Georgia, i weight 195 pounds and i have been taking the Champion Nutrition product Myostim for about two monthes. the first two weeks i noticed my muscles were a little tighter and a little more defined, but none of my maxes went up. after that two weeks though everything exploded! one week i went up 5 pounds on my clean max, 5 on my bench, and 5 on my squat. the next week, i went up ten pounds on my bench max in 3 DAYS. i benched 245 on a tuesday, that thursday i got 255 no problem. when the school year started up until i started taking Myostim i was going up about 5 pounds on my max every two weeks, now i am going up about 5-10 pounds on my max EVERY WEEK. i know that their product, their so called "Myostatin Binder" has helped me and as long as they sell it, i will continue to buy it. i have not plateaued at all in the past 2 months.

my total has gone up 60 pounds in the past two months. i reccommend that everyone get Myostim.

[froggy98418]

A fourteen yr old lifter doing 250 lb bench presses?
Is that steroids or what?
When I was starting in 1953, Steeve Reeves was the eitome of muscle mass.
With the advent of steroids, even girls are bigger now than he was then.

[COC]

14 yr s old and your crackin ou those figures...........BS
buddy saying you beat off 255 times a day would sound more truthfull
Here is a tip lying, about your performance wont make you stronger ..............hit the gym pansy

[COC]

OH i just realized your name is what???????
buddy you could be 25 yrs old 6'4 250lbs and still with a name like that I put my money on a 10 yr old girl agaisnt you

jesus, he says hes 14, and after he posts his results, weather you believe them to be true or not everyone cans him. Jelousy, most likely im assuming, and calling a person who is a child who you dont know a pansy, its just sad.
/tosses you another roid
try and keep that aggression under wraps eh?

I have a question regarding Cytodyne Myo-Blast..... From what I hear it is the new miracle bodybuilding drug, and for some reason it seems too good to be true. Does this drug have any side effects...?? I havent heard anything on its side effects long term and short term,.. does it affect the liver in any way??

[scottjameson]

Any recent experiences with these products? I am considering but they are expensive.

Scott Jameson
www.bodybuildingprogramzone.com

This is Robin again. Im 17 now. I searched my name on google and miraculously my name showed up for this body building thread. I just wanted to drop in and confirm absolutely that when I was 14 (in 9th grade) I WAS bench pressing 250 lbs. Not only that, after christmas of my 9th grade year, i was benching 275. I seriously hurt both my shoulders soon thereafter throwing up 275 on power cleans and i have not lifted since. I had shoulder surgery on both arms 2 years ago and have made a full recovery. I still work hard at my construction job and run every day, keeping myself in shape. To whoever said they would bet on the 10 year old instead of me, email me and we'll set a time and place. Note: Not for the 10 year old. For you.


At my school i have a friend who just turned 15, his honest to god truth stats are=

Bench- 450
Squats- 400
Power clean- 350 ish

I am not lying. You want to see an over grown kid? send and email to me at the_snowman88@hotmail.com and ill send u back a pic.
What I did back in my lifting time (2 years ago) was no lie. 275 at my school for a 14 year was kinda in the middle feild of weightlifters.