How steroids affect our body
Performance enhancement, is the most common goal that drives most athletes to use and abuse steroids. In the quest to be the best at their game, most athletes dose up on steroids, which end up affecting their bodies seriously. Medical wise steroids are meant to help...
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Dimethylaminoethanol(DMAE) is a nootropic compound naturally found in the body. It is an excellent precursor to choline(gets methylated by SAM) and acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that helps nerve cells communicate. DMAE can help reduced concentrations of...
Charcot-Marie-Tooth
Charcot-Marie-Tooth is a hereditary muscle disease which is a little like Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The difference between the two is that Charcot-Marie-Tooth affects the nerve pathways that connect the brain to the rest of the body. As people with this disease age their...
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So I've talked about TeaCrine, the trade marked brand for theacrine before, but here are a few updates I received after speaking with the patent-holders of TeaCrine. As I've mentioned, it binds to the adenosine receptor just like caffeine, however...
Tears of sadness contain a chemical turn-off for men. Like animal tears, human tears may influence the behaviour of others by smell alone.
In a pilot experiment Noam Sobel and colleagues at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, asked a group of men to sniff tears before filling...
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Linda J. Dobberstein, Chiropractor, Board Certified in Clinical Nutrition
Drugs like Benadryl, Coumadin, Sominex, Klonopin, Detrol, Flexeril, Lasix, and Elavil have something in common. They are in the class of anticholinergic medications. The use of these drugs affects the neurotransmitter...
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IGF-1 Lr3 Muscle and Mind Building and Strengthening Effects!
By now many of us know that the main anabolic muscle building effects that come from Human Growth Hormone is the Insulin-like growth factor-1 that is produced by the liver, by way of the HGH stimulating the liver to produce the...
IGF-1 Lr3 Brawn and Brain!
By now many of us know that the main anabolic muscle building effects that come from Human Growth Hormone is the Insulin-like growth factor-1 that is produced by the liver, by way of the HGH stimulating the liver to produce the insulin-like growth factor-1, making...
IGF-1 Lr3 Brawn and Brain!
By now many of us know that the main anabolic muscle building effects that come from Human Growth Hormone is the Insulin-like growth factor-1 that is produced by the liver, by way of the HGH stimulating the liver to produce the insulin-like growth factor-1, making...
Grow Young with HGH
The most abundant hormone made by the pituitary gland is human growth hormone, also called somatotrophin. Growth hormone production hits its peak during adolescence. Most HGH is secreted into the bloodstream in brief bursts, and most HGH secretion takes place during the...
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The role of the insulin-like growth factors in the central nervous system.D'Ercole AJ1, Ye P, Calikoglu AS, Gutierrez-Ospina G.
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Abstract<abstracttext>Increasing evidence strongly supports a role for insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) in central nervous system (CNS)...
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Many people falsely believe that weight gain (and loss) is all about calories and willpower.
However, modern obesity research disagrees… and scientists are increasingly pointing their fingers at a hormone called leptin (1).
Being resistant to this hormone’s effects (called leptin resistance) is...
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What are nootropics?
Nootropics or “smart drugs” are defined as any nutritive substance which is thought to improve mental function, including attention, cognition, concentration, memory or motivation. Nootropic literally means “toward the mind.” The actions by which nootropics are purported to...
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The Physiology of a Rear Naked Choke, or: What Happens When You Get Choked Out
By Valerie Worthington
Coach
If you train Brazilian jiu jitsu (BJJ), chances are you’ve been on the receiving end of a rear naked choke (RNC). You know just by feel that what’s happening isn’t good for you. But...
So I've been looking into maybe buying or getting a prescription for nootropics like Modafinil or the phenyl anyone know much about this stuff or have experience taking it? I'm looking for some extra focus at work. Feel like I been getting a little bit of everything done and not a lot of one...
By: Mark J. Occhipinti, M.S., Ph.D., N.D.c Exercise Physiologist
Testosterone is thought to be the root of male aggression. Above average levels of testosterone have been observed in incarcerated violent criminals and in athletes engaged in semi-violent sports such as: football, lacrosse, and...
In the latest issue of Muscular Development Magazine(March,2015), there is an article in William Llewellyn's column(pg.179) about a study published in the Journal of Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology. It was done by Chinese scientists on rats. The rats were given Trenbolone and they studied...
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