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please try to limit your pasting of abstracts to those that are only really necessary to make a point. You are going way too overboard with superfluous and/or barely relevant references. It makes it...

myogenic is an inappropriate word for what we are talking about here. its pretty much the same thing as anabolism. curcumin and other NF kappa beta inhibitors are not myogenic

BTW, did you know...

yeah i know, cuz its complete BS

i dont quite follow you. tons of companies present published research supporting the theories behind their products. In sports nutrition its actually unusual to find a company that does not to at...

when you fund a study done by a legitimate third party institution then maybe you can brag. until then, you are just like any other of a hundred companies that brag about "in house" research findings

i made some of this in my lab back in early 2007. i put in a provisional patent app for it but never followed up.

acetyl groups should be relatively quickly hydrolyzed by esterases in the body....

yeah but your in house work also validated "the strap". Thats why you dont see people jumping up and down with excitement herer

bottom line as it pertains to curcumin, and other natural inhibitors of NF-kappa beta (beta-androstenetriol is a very potent one too btw), is that they may be of benefit to people under conditions of...

until your patent applications are published nobody is under any threat of future infringement penalties.

Are they published?

so are dozens of other natural compounds, none of which anyone would call anabolic

this is muscle regeneration after injury. this is not muscle growth as in anabolism. when they test a compound for anabolic effects they administer the compound to healthy animals and observe...

none of these show evidence that curcumin builds muscle. not at all.

yes curcumin and resveratrol have evidence suggesting they may ameliorate muscle wasting but thats not the same thing as...

resveratrol triacetate

i got into a fight with my alter ego. you wont be hearing from him anymore. from now on its just nice Patrick

there was a company that used to put methylated designer androgens (might have been superdrol) in their protein powders. and they kept it semi-hidden too in their ads and labels. If that is not a...

his fingers starting to twitch......

Ah, sounds like they nixed the (S)-diphenyl-2-pyrrolidinyl-methane then

did they take the stanozolol out?

that may be true for a few contributors but not all of them

I was not part of the debate on beta-alanine here Des. So just slow down now. No ball busting going on here at all

Maybe instead of taking the defensive approach all the time - the paranoid...