Anabeta Anacyclus Pyrethrum studies?

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One thing I found. Largened testes, epidimis, seminal vessicals, prostate glands, leydig cells, etc.



What else is there on Anacyclus Pyrethrum
 
I consider the body weight gain as myotropic, especially when in studies on the anabolic or testosterone increasing capabilities

Theres recent research on it having a hypoglycemic effect in diabetic mice
 
nattydisaster said:
I consider the body weight gain as myotropic, especially when in studies on the anabolic or testosterone increasing capabilities

Theres recent research on it having a hypoglycemic effect in diabetic mice
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An increase in muscle via testosterone doesn't make this any more myotropic than any other test booster for this to be advertised as a ""100% myotropic" compound, unless there is some SARM effect focusing the androgenic activity to the muscles.

Tell me about the hypoglycemic effect. Does this have potential at raising IGF-1, and myotropic IGF-1 like Creatine does? And creatine actually does raise IGF-1 inside the muscles making creatine a myotropic anabolic agent, nothing about anabeta so far supports anything myotropic far as I can see.
 
SuppBro said:
An increase in muscle via testosterone doesn't make this any more myotropic than any other test booster for this to be advertised as a ""100% myotropic" compound, unless there is some SARM effect focusing the androgenic activity to the muscles.

Tell me about the hypoglycemic effect. Does this have potential at raising IGF-1, and myotropic IGF-1 like Creatine does? And creatine actually does raise IGF-1 inside the muscles making creatine a myotropic anabolic agent, nothing about anabeta so far supports anything myotropic far as I can see.
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So you think all testosterone boosters are equal?

You dont think testosterone boosters are myotropic?
 
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