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Definition: "An ergogenic aid is any substance or phenomenon that enhances performance "
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22.05.2017 |
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Myos Corp's bodybuilding supplement MYO-X can be found in virtual and analogue stores. It contains an extract from fertilised chickens' eggs, which, according to the manufacturer, inhibits the protein myostatin in the body - and as a result stimulates muscle growth. This may well indeed be the case, write American scientists in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition.
Study
One group of students used 1 scoop of MYO-X every day. That amounted to 6.6 g Fortetropin [a complex of fats and proteins from fertilised eggs] and 4.4 g fructose and dextrose. A second group got 1 scoops of MYO-X, and a third group got a macronutrient-matched placebo. What exactly the macronutrient-matched placebo contained the researchers do not reveal.
Results
The researchers observed no effects of MYO-X on strength.
The concentration of myostatin decreased in the blood of the participants who had used MYO-X.
Mechanism
Conclusion
"In addition, future research should be focused on further elucidating the underlying mechanism of these outcomes and determining the effect of Fortetropin supplementation on other populations susceptible to accelerated muscle loss."
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