posted Thu, 07/19/2012 - 21:18
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the potential to inhibit myostatin is graspable within this antibody peptide ACVR2B, but its not well known if this inhibitor can potentially render useless other chemicals as well in the binding process, this is what im concerned about anyone that could shed some light would be greatly welcomed and appreciated, since this seems to be the most powerful myostatin inhibitor agent available to date, i am also aware of myo HMP, Follistatin 344 & ACE-031 but the price tag is a bit steep compared to ACVR2B, if their are other inhibitors inform me, i am aggressively seeking myostatin regulators.
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southernmuscle615Yea like theonslaught said..you cant assume your getting the real deal here..peptides like acvr2b arn't acknowldged as much as others(ghrh ghrp folli myo) and it makes it that much easier to scam you..i dont think it's very reputable..YET anyways..you need some refrences and unfortunatley not a lot of people have tested it..id say go with what works..-follistatin...but hey if you can try it out...research it...log it!
Where did you hear ACVR2B is the strongest?
Also, dont just assume you're getting acvr2b, im so sick of companies scamming people
i agree with you many labs carry fakes and under dosed this gives the user a reason to rant about it being ineffective in what i believe becomes a ripple affect creating an understanding that the chemical itself is worthless when in all reality the knockoff bought was worthless, i find two sources that i trust these are extreme peptides & ergopep both are backed up by PM forum & i know one person running ergopep HMP with good results, their is an obvious competition for the strongest inhibitor people are saying that the USA made hmp is the strongest but also they need to remember that ACVR2B not only blocks myostatin but also the activins that limit muscle growth. They say Chinese HMP is A LOT cheaper btw vs usa made hmp but gives a flu like symptom but very powerful stuff.