Myostatin Inhibitors

[johnnyboy3689282]

Anyone have any real information on a drug developed for this purpose... I know research is still be concluded but updates??? Always interested in this

 

[Saiyan7]

Not that I have found. I think it's still eluding scientists. Could you imagine the breakthrough though? The cost of such a supplement... Whew

 

[Jimmyinkedup]

The most exciting development for me on this front is YK-11, a combination Sarm/Myo Inhibitor. Thats the one I am most excited about. On paper it looks very impressive but the research is limited and the experience even more so. I am seriously considering giving it a go but not 100% committed yet.

 

[Saiyan7]

The most exciting development for me on this front is YK-11, a combination Sarm/Myo Inhibitor. Thats the one I am most excited about. On paper it looks very impressive but the research is limited and the experience even more so. I am seriously considering giving it a go but not 100% committed yet.

https://www.quora.com/What-can-you-tell-me-about-YK11

Ran across this a few days back. According to this, yk-11 is just a derivative of DHT. And isn't an actual SARM at all. Liver toxicity included. I'm not claiming to know all this shit lol. Just passing on since it's the topic in hand.
Since you've done more research than I have, I'd like to hear your remarks.

 

[bigorse]

read some logs on both folli and myo hmp and most seemed to produce good results but quality of peptides seemed the biggest issue. anecdotally these inhibitors work but it seems hit and miss with peptide companies and they are pricey!

 

[ALIN]

Anyone have any real information on a drug developed for this purpose... I know research is still be concluded but updates??? Always interested in this

For now I would hold off. Still nothing anything proven or written in stone.