Receptors?
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BigBusiness
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I can't see them passing this for human trials honestly. with anything gene related it's nearly impossible to pass for humans for ethical and religious reasons. It just won't fly
However, I will say genetic mutation when it comes to myostatin is a very real thing.mas a matter of fact there are some humans that have been shown to have a genetic mutation at the MSTN gene inhibiting myostatin. big Ramy is one of them that has been scientifically tested and proven to have this mutation according to his coach. That would certainly explain his monstrous freakish size that came on extremely fast in a short amount of time. He is literally one of the biggest, if not the biggest bodybuilder of all time in terms of sheer mass
Could this be why a lot of black people can get great size in a much easier way than others? Not all black people but maybe just from the past their bodies changed to allow them to hold onto more muscle. Friends I've had who were black in high school had crazy genetics, not all, but some, benching over 3 plate, sprinting records, Just overall great athletes.
It is their genetics yes, but nothing to do with myostatin deficiencies. Having a genetic myostatin deficiency is an EXTREMELY rare thing to find. I can't remember the statistics exactly but I thought I remembered it being like one out of every 1,000,000 births or some crazy shit....and of course most people that have it you wouldn't even know because they probably don't even lift. They would probably be naturally bigger and stronger people for sure
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None that I know of other than obviouosy if you just keep growing and growing it does put a strain on your cardiovascular system supporting the extra mass on the body. The body uses myostatin as a means to limit growth. Your body doesn't want to be big believe it or not. It wants just enough muscle and strength to do what it has to do and nothing more, for survival reasons. More mass requires more nutrients to survive. It's your body's natural way to keep you right where it wants to. We have to learn to trick our bodies into becoming bigger
JackSteel
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Rick means 8-10 weeks after the quick growth starts. Longer esters will start and stop later.
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Correct. That's why I made the post about there being similar "windows" for gains for whatever you run
Testdude63
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Awesome, so you guys are saying that now, since I'm just about to start week 11, my EQ should really start to shine? I was unintentionally running it at 600mg for the first 3 weeks before realizing it was 200mg/ml (I thought I had some of Phurious' OLDER eq) and then bumped it to 700 ish and just bumped to 800 last week.
I would say the best part of the cycle is ahead of you brother, yes...
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Gymjunkie38
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I think what ricks getting at bro is the 10 week window is a generalization too the avaerage time it takes too reach that gaims window but myostatin is really going too alow a certaim amount of gains proportioate too your body if you blast a ton of fast acting compounds youll hit that wall alot faster than a deca eq cycle either way a certain amount of gains before your body say hey hold up
Yep you got it bro. It's for that reason Im not really a fan of oral kickstarts anymore. That just makes myostatin come on a lot faster which will stall your cycle quicker. However it makes perfect sense to,end with an oral to add extra anabolism to break through that myostatin wall for a short brief time and make a minimal amount of additional gains
Gymjunkie38
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I think they have real follistatin in the middle east bro all the pros are going over too that oxygen gym like muslims visting mecca and coming back 20 lbs heavier and they have been turning out some monsters over there
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If that is actually the case, I'm sure they are paying a pretty penny for it. From everything I've read, legit follistatin (if it even actually works) is EXTREMELY expensive and would cost thousands and thousands to run at an effective dose per month
