Let's talk GLP1's downfall - MUSCLE LOSS

[Eengineering]

Monoclonal antibodies are massively more difficult to produce than peptides or steroids.

It's not impossible - China produces plenty of monoclonal antibodies in general - but they're a lot more expensive and the production capacity is more limited in general. I wouldn't expect to see these in the grey market anytime soon

Would follistatin344 produce some of the same effects? From what I recall it is a myostatin inhibitor and I have seen it offered from some vendors.

 

[hexagonal]

Would follistatin344 produce some of the same effects? From what I recall it is a myostatin inhibitor and I have seen it offered from some vendors.

None of the current myostatin inhibitors work particularly well. Effect size is too small.

 

[keangkong]

One can certainly lose fat and build muscle but there are specific circumstances to doing that. Ones which I believe, from the way people are talking and the reason they're here, would apply to the majority of people here.

This somewhat of a deep dive into the topic but those special circumstances are covered in the first few minutes.

On the subject of resistance training. It's a must imo, not just for GLP1 users, for everyone who wants a long healthy life.

No need for special supplements, eat enough protein 0.6-1g/lb, 0.3g fat per lb, the rest carbs eaten before you train. Start with walking if that's where you are at, add bands, then body weight, then dumbbells or kettlebells, trian 1-2 reps to failure, push a set every so often to failure. Once you feel like you've made some progress then look at getting more serious about resistance training. There are so many various ways to train and implements one can use, it's almost limitless, don't sweat the details, just find what you enjoy and benefit from.

I'm not a bodybuilder by any means. But I am aware of Mike Isratael and know he knows what he's talking about. He's also funny.