MikeSumthin
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Going to start a cycle of... ready...
Optimize-T
M-Test
Follidrone
Do you think I should add Epi-Plex? Too much?
Optimize-T
M-Test
Follidrone
Do you think I should add Epi-Plex? Too much?
Going to start a cycle of... ready...
Optimize-T
M-Test
Follidrone
Do you think I should add Epi-Plex? Too much?
Great stack
I actually did Follidrone + epi-plex ( stretched out follidrone to 45day supply instead of 30 )
Were you running anything else or just those two? Really just trying to get some ideas...
It's a good natty stack but it's not going to do anything for myostatin. You have to inhibit myostatin by like 98% to get any benefits related to myostatin inhibition. That's why all the myostatin inhibitors never seem to work. Even if you stacked a million things and you could inhibit myostatin by like 75%, it would make zero noticable difference. You have to damn near turn myostatin off 98%.Going to start a cycle of... ready...
Optimize-T
M-Test
Follidrone
Do you think I should add Epi-Plex? Too much?
Forget Epi-plex and run Epichaos, if you don't mind a transdermal.
I take Creatine & L-Leucine,. Not HMB tho. Guess I won't get anywhere without it...The real myostatin inhibitor stack:
Creatine Monohydrate
L-Leucine
HMB
Invalid Link RemovedI take Creatine & L-Leucine,. Not HMB tho. Guess I won't get anywhere without it...
Follistatin gene therapy or an experimental myostatin inhibitor are the only things that are going to decrease myostatin to any significant degre. Not otc supposed, sorry to burst the bubble. Training helps but that’s about itInvalid Link Removed
This is the truth, I wish it were not but anyone specifically buying supplements in an attempt to inhibit myostatin or just wasting their money, I'm not saying those supplements don't work because they do work but for different reasons.Follistatin gene therapy or an experimental myostatin inhibitor are the only things that are going to decrease myostatin to any significant degre. Not otc supposed, sorry to burst the bubble. Training helps but that’s about it
Im pretty sure epichaos works at least locally. repeated shin applications seems to help my calves grow and it definitely feels nice for pwo. follidrone doesn't have a ton of epicatechin so people usually go for epi-plex if that's what they're after. the cava in follidrone is nice for carb delivery or something though. I definitely like follidrone but I don't think it has a very strong dose of epicatechin
I'm not a BLR rep or anything but while they don't tell you how much epi is in Follidrone they claim the absorption is greatly enhanced.
It's a good natty stack but it's not going to do anything for myostatin. You have to inhibit myostatin by like 98% to get any benefits related to myostatin inhibition. That's why all the myostatin inhibitors never seem to work. Even if you stacked a million things and you could inhibit myostatin by like 75%, it would make zero noticable difference. You have to damn near turn myostatin off 98%.
Useless for myostatin inhibitor, all steroids slightly inhibit myostatin, yk11 does it a little better, but even everything combined will not lower myostatin enough to make a difference. Yes all of these things still work and they all build muscle but they're not doing it because they are inhibiting myostatin.What about YK-11?
Useless for myostatin inhibitor, all steroids slightly inhibit myostatin, yk11 does it a little better, but even everything combined will not lower myostatin enough to make a difference. Yes all of these things still work and they all build muscle but they're not doing it because they are inhibiting myostatin.
Inhibiting myostatin is pretty much a pipe dream. You have to pretty much completely turn it off.
Look at a Belgian blue bull or one of those rare animals who don't have myostatin. The difference between a blue bull and a regular bowl or cow would be the difference between you with myostatin and without myostatin. Partially inhibiting it doesn't do anythingInvalid Link Removed
Optimize-T and M-Test will definately threat you great. Epi-Plex is a staple for me and i feel it greatly enhances stamina, strength and also help recovery and reduces inflammation.Going to start a cycle of... ready...
Optimize-T
M-Test
Follidrone
Do you think I should add Epi-Plex? Too much?
I'm sure one day there going to figure it out, they may already have it. But we're definitely not going to see it in a legal supplement and probably not in a research chemical category either.The real question, now where is that light switch to turn off the myostatin so we can look like the belgian blue bull![]()
How noticable is the inflammation benifits, that's not something I knew.Optimize-T and M-Test will definately threat you great. Epi-Plex is a staple for me and i feel it greatly enhances stamina, strength and also help recovery and reduces inflammation.
Hard to quantify it, but to me it has an equal effect on inflammation as CBD.How noticable is the inflammation benifits, that's not something I knew.
I seem to recall those without the myosta gene, like the Belgian blue, had very short life expectancies as well?I'm sure one day there going to figure it out, they may already have it. But we're definitely not going to see it in a legal supplement and probably not in a research chemical category either.
Think about it, if you turn myostatin off like the blue bull you just build pretty much unlimited muscle day by day with no real effort. It would literally be a mutant superhero drug lol.
Yes, every animal that was myostatin deficient had a shorter life span and weird health issues.I seem to recall those without the myosta gene, like the Belgian blue, had very short life expectancies as well?
Yes, every animal that was myostatin deficient had a shorter life span and weird health issues.
The increased risk of injury with yk11 is not because of myostatin though it's the same with other dht's like winnimyostatin deficiency is usually accompanied by brittle/weak joints/tendons. I think part of it is because their muscles outgrow them, but I think there's more to it. one main concern people talk about with yk11 is increasing your risk of injury
Well think about it...Yes, every animal that was myostatin deficient had a shorter life span and weird health issues.
Oh absolutely, whether you're 350 lb obese or 350 lb of muscle your heart don't know the difference that's for sureWell think about it...
I was always told that your heart/cardiovascular system doesn't know the difference between muscle and fat. So it would be very strenuous in that sense.
I'm sure one day there going to figure it out, they may already have it. But we're definitely not going to see it in a legal supplement and probably not in a research chemical category either.
Think about it, if you turn myostatin off like the blue bull you just build pretty much unlimited muscle day by day with no real effort. It would literally be a mutant superhero drug lol.
I'm waiting for something that will result in uncontrolled penis growth! haha! (with a big tongue too!)
I am not so sure it has to be completely turned off for us to see benefits. There is some research by Dr. Keith Baar that suggests this. Check this out if you haven't already, Invalid Link RemovedI'm sure one day there going to figure it out, they may already have it. But we're definitely not going to see it in a legal supplement and probably not in a research chemical category either.
Think about it, if you turn myostatin off like the blue bull you just build pretty much unlimited muscle day by day with no real effort. It would literally be a mutant superhero drug lol.
You go stack every myostatin inhibitor on the market and come back and report how well it worked, I can already tell you the results will be negligible, unless he has some recent scientific breakthrough in myostatin then nothing in that video will be revelent.I am not so sure it has to be completely turned off for us to see benefits. There is some research by Dr. Keith Baar that suggests this. Check this out if you haven't already, Invalid Link Removed
Come on bro. Just because he is not "buff" doesn't mean his research is not valid. He is a scientist. You think the scientists who developed anabolics, sarms, or anything that legit builds muscle were all "in shape"? I don't know if his research is valid or not, I hope it is. The product that is based off of it hasn't made it to the market yet so there may have been some issues with the research and they backed out or as with what is happening in the supplement industry supply chain issues.I looked into Keith Baar, no thanks, just another "expert" on muscle building who has no muscle. Im not superman over here, I'm mediocre at best but I make progress year to year, how come all these Muscle experts in lab coats never look any different or build any muscle? The science rarely translates to real life results
Come on bro. Just because he is not "buff" doesn't mean his research is not valid. He is a scientist. You think the scientists who developed anabolics, sarms, or anything that legit builds muscle were all "in shape"? I don't know if his research is valid or not, I hope it is. The product that is based off of it hasn't made it to the market yet so there may have been some issues with the research and they backed out or as with what is happening in the supplement industry supply chain issues.
how come all these Muscle experts in lab coats never look any different or build any muscle? The science rarely translates to real life results
I don't know how that's revelentMaybe they've never seen the inside of a gym and don't need to. They make crazy $$ promoting stuff, have a trophy wife and giant house... something in the same area as all the TV Reverends who have their private jets.
You go follow all the science stuff and come back and show us how well it works. I'm not saying scientific studies are not important, there very important. But they need to be taken with a grain of salt before they rarely translate to real world results and that has been proven over and over and over again.Come on bro. Just because he is not "buff" doesn't mean his research is not valid. He is a scientist. You think the scientists who developed anabolics, sarms, or anything that legit builds muscle were all "in shape"? I don't know if his research is valid or not, I hope it is. The product that is based off of it hasn't made it to the market yet so there may have been some issues with the research and they backed out or as with what is happening in the supplement industry supply chain issues.
I will definitely go follow all the science stuff. Maybe the product if it comes to market will be a flop, time will definitely tell for sure.You go follow all the science stuff and come back and show us how well it works. I'm not saying scientific studies are not important, there very important. But they need to be taken with a grain of salt before they rarely translate to real world results and that has been proven over and over and over again.
Whatever myostatin inhibitor he's trying to get to market I would bet my house it flops
You can do what you want, but no1 has ever built a body going by the studies, the studies are just little add ons, things to look into and implement but the decades old ways of doing things pretty much always come out on top. If you try to build muscle completely by the science your never going to make progress, I can see your getting upset about It but I'm not trying to offend you, I'm trying to help you. The reason everyone loves the studies is because it makes them think there's a easier way to get to the end but they rarely if ever pan out.I will definitely go follow all the science stuff. Maybe the product if it comes to market will be a flop, time will definitely tell for sure.
I just started the 3 yesterday.@MikeSumthin
You logging all this or just getting ideas?
Regardless of the myostatin part of be interested in a log as these are all very popular supplements you listed
That's even better, that you've done all through solo so you know the difference between them. I just see these products get brought up very often so it would be cool to hear some feedback on them as they seem to be the main components of the Natty anabolic stacksI just started the 3 yesterday.
I won't do a big log, but I'll report back w the highlights if you're interested.
I've done each one solo and really liked them, and also Anabolic Effect, so we'll see where this gets me.
Going to start a cycle of... ready...
Optimize-T
M-Test
Follidrone
Do you think I should add Epi-Plex? Too much?
I'm not a BLR rep or anything but while they don't tell you how much epi is in Follidrone they claim the absorption is greatly enhanced.
Since you took the time to type out a two letter word, could you try and do a whole sentence as to what you're answering please? Thanks.
You guys ever wonder why when all the top coaches and bodybuilders talk about gear they never mention myostatin inhibitors..... Because they don't work, at least not the ones available
There not building muscle through myostatin inhibition because there not really myostatin inhibitors. None of them are. There's a million things that slight lower myostatin on the market, even creatine is technically a myostatin inhibitor. I'm not saying that any of these products don't work, many of them work just fine but they're working through a different mechanism, it's not because of myostatin inhibition, not at allThey don't work at all or they don't work better than running gear? Plenty of guys are running myostatin inhibitor supplements on this forum and have nothing but good things to say about them. I've never run any because I'm still skeptical but it gets harder and harder when everyone raves about products like Follidrone.