This is a little off topic but important for our members!!
Preventing Alzheimer's disease through supplementation with natural omega-3 fatty acids.Changes in cognitive function and memory decline form a normal part of aging. However, in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease or...
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"Free radicals in your body enhance the oxidation of low-density lipoprotein – the “bad” cholesterol – to form plaque that can clog your arteries. Antioxidants present in the pomegranate fruit can protect your arteries by preventing the conversion of cholesterol into plaque. Drinking pomegranate...
A glass of grapefruit juice makes methandienone more effective
Achieve the same results by taking less methandienone? With ordinary grapefruit juice its possible. At least, you can read this into a review article published by Israeli pharmacologists in the European Journal of Clinical...
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In 2005, an ambitious psychology graduate student named Jason Cohen contacted me to ask for help. Jay, now Dr. Cohen, wanted to conduct an online survey of adult Americans who are using anabolic steroids non-medically. He was concerned that potential distrust among the target population might...
Could testosterone therapy benefit men with type 2 diabetes?
Written by Yvette Brazier
Men with type 2 diabetes and low testosterone levels can benefit significantly from testosterone treatment, according to a study published in Diabetes Care.
With testosterone treatment, fat turned to...
Its not every day i repost an article from a newspaper.. but after reading this, and having grown up poor myself (i was 34% bodyfat at one point in my life) im inclined to believe the claims made.. this is a good read guys
What do you guys think?
Poverty has a way of rearing its ugly head...
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Some low-income Californian adults say their busy schedule is to blame for their unhealthy eating habits, according to a study from Johns Hopkins and the University of California, Berkeley. The study is published in Preventing Chronic Disease.
Researchers surveyed more than 500 adults living in...
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New study finds testosterone replacement therapy does not increase heart risk.
A new study of generally healthy men who used testosterone replacement therapy to normalize testosterone levels has found that taking supplemental testosterone does not increase their risk of experiencing a heart...
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Even just a few mg of RAD140 has anabolic effect
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Four years ago we wrote about a study done by the pharmaceuticals company Radius, on new non-steroid compounds with a strong anabolic effect. The most promising was a substance that Radius called RAD140, but at that point we...
Methandienone and stanozolol are stronger steroids than we thought
Scientists have underestimated the strength of oral anabolic steroids such as methandienone and stanozolol. Incorrect methods have been used to measure the strength of these anabolics in test tube studies. Two researchers at the...
Researchers in Japan have found that human aging may be able to be delayed or even reversed, at least at the most basic level of human cell lines. In the process, the scientists from the University of Tsukuba also found that regulation of two genes is related to how we age.
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Myostatin blockers destroy tendons
Researchers at the University of Michigan discovered this while doing experiments with mice that had been genetically modified so that they could no longer produce myostatin. The muscles of the mice were bigger and stronger, but their tendons were small and...
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Front squat versus back squat Makes no difference to your leg muscles
For your leg muscles it makes no difference whether you bring the bar down behind your neck or let it rest at the front of your torso on your shoulders when doing squats. Sports scientists at the University of Florida...
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Box squat nearly as good as regular squat
A normal squat stimulates your leg muscles a bit better than a box squat – the version where you sit for a second on a box at the lowest point of the movement. But the difference between the two variations is minuscule , say sports scientists at...
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IS GETTING OLD A DISEASE?
DRUG RESEARCHERS ARE TRYING TO CONVINCE THE FDA THAT THE ANSWER IS YES
By Alexandra Ossola - Posted 5 hours ago
Aging isn't easy
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On June 24, researchers will meet with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for a very specific reason: they want to test a drug that...
Follistatin 344
You can nag your dealer until he pins you on to the fender of his SUV, but you still won't get any. We're talking about the anabolic wonder stuff that researchers at Ohio State University are doing experiments with. A single injection will change you for the rest of your life...
L-Carnitine/L-Tartrate- Reduces Muscle Soreness, Improves Recovery, Improves Androgen Response, and Improves Blood Flow?
There are not many supplements that I can recommend to bodybuilders, but ones of the few is L-Carnitine. L-Carnitine L-Tartrate (LCLT). LCLC first appeared on the...
Double muscles for life with just one injection of follistatin gene
You can nag your dealer until he pins you on to the fender of his SUV, but you still won’t get any. We’re talking about the anabolic wonder stuff that researchers at Ohio State University are doing experiments with. A single...
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