Article: Herbal EPO Replacement?

Ingredient in new PES supplement? Lol
 
monstermash said:
for our sake i hope it is.
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As long as it works, though. GW, for instance, clearly was something that was good on paper but failed miserably when people tried to take it.
 
Torobestia said:
As long as it works, though. GW, for instance, clearly was something that was good on paper but failed miserably when people tried to take it.
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True that. Never messed with the stuff but who knows if what people were buying was actual GW...
 
D3Baseball said:
In vitro data people. Someone will have to show oral availability before folks put it in supplements.
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The article shows both. In vitro data is referencing kinetics of PPAR activation. In vivo showing results with specific dosage.

"The Koreans fattened mice by giving them food to which extra fat had been added [HFD]. The animals put on weight more quickly than the mice on a normal diet. When the researchers gave HFD mice a daily 200 mg of Artemisia iwayomogi extract per kg bodyweight, then they put on less weight than you’d expect [below left]. Their muscles burned almost twice as much fat as those of the fattened mice that were not given extract [below right]."
 
prld2gr8ns said:
The article shows both. In vitro data is referencing kinetics of PPAR activation. In vivo showing results with specific dosage.

"The Koreans fattened mice by giving them food to which extra fat had been added [HFD]. The animals put on weight more quickly than the mice on a normal diet. When the researchers gave HFD mice a daily 200 mg of Artemisia iwayomogi extract per kg bodyweight, then they put on less weight than you’d expect [below left]. Their muscles burned almost twice as much fat as those of the fattened mice that were not given extract [below right]."
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Good catch!
 
So for a person like me I get around 340mg. That's not an unfeasible number.
 
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