Myostatin Inhibitor: Do Myostatin Blockers Work?

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Myostatin Inhibitor: Do Myostatin Blockers Work?
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The bodybuilding supplement industry is absolutely packed with over-hyped, over-priced products that don't deliver on their promises, and myostatin inhibitors are right at the top of that list.

What is myostatin? Basically, it's a gene in humans that codes to limit the total amount of muscle that a person can build. When the myostatin gene is altered, hugely elevated levels of muscle size and strength result. (Liam Hoekstra is a famous example)

Supplement companies have taken advantage of this fact by developing "myostatin blockers" that are designed to reduce the activity of the gene and help you build muscle mass at a faster rate. Most of the myostatin blockers for sale are based on a brown seaweed extract known as "cystoseira canariensis".

Do myostatin blockers work? Currently, there isn't a single shred of scientific data to suggest that this "magical brown seaweed" has any effect whatsoever on the myostatin gene, and this is simply a case of fairy tale supplement marketing taken to the extreme.

Scientists at the leading edge of the research still don't fully understand myostatin's function in humans or exactly how it relates to muscle growth, and you can be sure that the supplement companies behind these products don't either.

When you read many of the myostatin inhibitor reviews online you'll often see pictures of the mice and cattle who have undergone myostatin alterations and possess hugely muscular bodies as a result. However, these effects were achieved using genetic engineering techniques and NOT through the use of brown seaweed extract.

At the end of the day, myostatin inhibitor supplements are nothing more than a massive waste of money, and the people behind these scam products (such as "MHP Myo-X") should be ashamed of themselves. My advice without question is to avoid these myostatin blocker products and invest your money elsewhere.