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    I'll let you know its not baby oil... it's emu oil, the aussie way.

    ...... no one made fun of Ronnie C when he covers himself in oil...

    hahaha, yes full paper please.

    Stevey loves the oil, its better lube for the pushin, he hates it raw because i leave his hole red.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Rose View Post
    I'll let you know its not baby oil... it's emu oil, the aussie way.

    ...... no one made fun of Ronnie C when he covers himself in oil...

    hahaha, yes full paper please.

    Stevey loves the oil, its better lube for the pushin, he hates it raw because i leave his hole red.
    Ha ha ah... Fair enough.

    You aussies make me laugh.

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    hahahahahah... i bet you didnt have any oil on mr rosie, you was just sweating thinking about me

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevey_6t9 View Post
    hahahahahah... i bet you didnt have any oil on mr rosie, you was just sweating thinking about me
    It was tears from ranging being banned



    Can we get some more discussion the effectiveness of the myostatin inhibition effect due to creatine? Is it large enough to notice physically, over the long run?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Rose View Post
    It was tears from ranging being banned



    Can we get some more discussion the effectiveness of the myostatin inhibition effect due to creatine? Is it large enough to notice physically, over the long run?
    Creatine is an intresting compound in respect to how it works.

    Recent research has shed more light on this wonderful compound. It raises DHT and reduces Myostatin.

    Myostatin up-regulation happens when one uses AAS at around 50-60days. So it may be wise adding Creatine at this stage to aid in additional gains.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
    Creatine is an intresting compound in respect to how it works.

    Recent research has shed more light on this wonderful compound. It raises DHT and reduces Myostatin.

    Myostatin up-regulation happens when one uses AAS at around 50-60days. So it may be wise adding Creatine at this stage to aid in additional gains.
    wouldnt adding it in from the get go be way to go, rather than guestimating when myostatin up-regulation occurs?
    great info btw swifto

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    Quote Originally Posted by declan11 View Post
    wouldnt adding it in from the get go be way to go, rather than guestimating when myostatin up-regulation occurs?
    great info btw swifto
    From clinical data, Myostatin up-regulation occurs between 50-60 days.







    Measurement of myostatin concentrations in human serum: Circulating concentrations in young and older men and effects of testosterone administration

    Kishore M. Lakshmana, Shalender Bhasina, , , Christopher Corcoranb, Lisa A. Collins-Racieb, Lioudmila Tchistiakovab, S. Bradley Forlowc, Katie St. Ledgerc, Michael E. Burczynskic, Andrew J. Dornerb and Edward R. LaVallieb

    aSection of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Nutrition, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston Medical Center, 670 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02118, United States

    bDepartment of Biological Technologies, Wyeth Research, 35 Cambridge Park Drive, Cambridge, MA 02140, United States

    cDepartment of Clinical Translational Medicine, Wyeth Research, 500 Arcola Road, Collegeville, PA 19426, United States

    Received 31 August 2008; revised 19 December 2008; accepted 20 December 2008. Available online 21 January 2009.

    Abstract
    Methodological problems, including binding of myostatin to plasma proteins and cross-reactivity of assay reagents with other proteins, have confounded myostatin measurements. Here we describe development of an accurate assay for measuring myostatin concentrations in humans. Monoclonal antibodies that bind to distinct regions of myostatin served as capture and detector antibodies in a sandwich ELISA that used acid treatment to dissociate myostatin from binding proteins. Serum from myostatin-deficient Belgian Blue cattle was used as matrix and recombinant human myostatin as standard. The quantitative range was 0.15–37.50 ng/mL. Intra- and inter-assay CVs in low, mid, and high range were 4.1%, 4.7%, and 7.2%, and 3.9%, 1.6%, and 5.2%, respectively. Myostatin protein was undetectable in sera of Belgian Blue cattle and myostatin knockout mice. Recovery in spiked sera approximated 100%. ActRIIB-Fc or anti-myostatin antibody MYO-029 had no effect on myostatin measurements when assayed at pH 2.5. Myostatin levels were higher in young than older men (mean ± S.E.M. 8.0 ± 0.3 ng/mL vs. 7.0 ± 0.4 ng/mL, P = 0.03). In men treated with graded doses of testosterone, myostatin levels were significantly higher on day 56 than baseline in both young and older men; changes in myostatin levels were significantly correlated with changes in total and free testosterone in young men. Myostatin levels were not significantly associated with lean body mass in either young or older men.

    Conclusion
    Myostatin ELISA has the characteristics of a valid assay: nearly 100% recovery, excellent precision, accuracy, and sufficient sensitivity to enable measurement of myostatin concentrations in men and women.


    Adding Creatine 10-15 days proir to that may help I guess.

    Seeing the full paper of the Creatine/GASP-1 study would help.

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