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Patrick Arnold » Making old muscles new again with Oxytocin
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Making old muscles new again with Oxytocin. Like many hormones in the body, science is discovering that oxytocin may have a wide variety of actions on multiple tissues activities beyond the classical ones for which it is most well known. Most recently evidence has popped up suggesting that oxytocin is a factor in the regeneration of muscle tissue and that its levels are suppressed with age. Http:/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24915299. Http:/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/? Cobalt and Androgen Sensitivity?
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In late 2010 a professor from a university in Florida approached me to see if I could synthesize a compound that he wanted to use in his research. This compound was what is known as a ketone ester . This ketone ester is a synthetic prodrug which, after ingestion, your body naturally breaks down into the ketone bodies beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHB) and acetoacetate (AcAc). Of ketones. As such, it will raise ketones even if you eat a plate of spaghetti before taking it (still, its benefits are maximized wh...
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Patrick Arnold » Can Ketone Supplementation Cure Cancer?
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Can Ketone Supplementation Cure Cancer? Researchers at the University of South Florida recently had some very exciting research published in the International Journal of Cancer. http:/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24615175. Ketogenic Diet, Caloric Restiction, and Cancer. The concept is relatively simple. Cancer cells can generally only use glucose to energize their growth, while normal cells have the metabolic flexibility to use fatty acids and ketones in addition to glucose. So by starving tumors...Their...
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Patrick Arnold » E-Pharm
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One man can make a difference. Laquo; New steroid sold as a supplement Does it work? Is it a controlled substance? Last weekend I attended the Arnold Classic Fitness Expo – just like I have every year for the last 15 years. Boy has that show changed. The first several years the expo was primarily a bodybuilding event and it was more or less a freak show with ripped bodybuilders everywhere and tons and tons of […]. Filed under: Diet and Nutrition. New Natural Anabolic Discovered. D-Aspartic acid is becomi...
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Patrick Arnold » Chemistry
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Cobalt and Androgen Sensitivity? Laquo; Exogenous Insulin and Ketosis. Making old muscles new again with Oxytocin. Oxytocin is a relatively small peptide hormone (nine amino acids) that is produced in the posterior pituitary gland. Although it is produced in both men and women, the most well known function of oxytocin is in females where it acts as a facilitator of uterine contractions during labor, and as a stimulator of milk release […]. Cobalt and Androgen Sensitivity? DMAA: Not Dangerous After All?
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Patrick Arnold » General
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Japanese herbal medicine may be natural alternative to Ghrelin and Ghrelin agonists (GHRPs). Don’t eat that bread before your meal. We all have been to restaurants where you sit down and they throw down a basket of bread before they take your order. Sometimes the bread is mediocre. Sometimes it’s brownish dense stuff and filled with nuts, berries, and twigs. And sometimes it’s hard to resist piping hot rolls with butter on the side. Whichever […]. Filed under: Diet and Nutrition. Editors Note: The follow...
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Patrick Arnold » Cobalt and Androgen Sensitivity?
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Cobalt and Androgen Sensitivity? Editors Note: The following article is a guest blog by Farmacist. In these patients, a 24 urine analysis reveals metabolite level 50% to 1800% higher than what would normally be expected. For whatever reason, these patients ability to eliminate estrogen is upregulated, and they end up peeing out estrogen at too high of a rate to get the beneficial effects. This is all great but as this blog isn’t targeted to postmenopausal women, what the significance of this? In the BHRT...
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Patrick Arnold » Training
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Laquo; Craziness over Craze. Stem cell breakthrough for muscle repair and growth? What if they could liposuction fat out of you, put it in some machine, and then get super cells out the other end that you could have injected into your muscles to repair injury and possibly cause local growth? It sounds pretty cool doesn’t it? Apparently this is what some new research suggests is possible, […]. Is Resveratrol a Performance Enhancing Drug? Filed under: Diet and Nutrition.
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Patrick Arnold » Diet & Nutrition
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Laquo; Don’t eat that bread before your meal. Japanese herbal medicine may be natural alternative to Ghrelin and Ghrelin agonists (GHRPs). Ghrelin is a 28 amino acid long peptide that is secreted in the stomach and released into the bloodstream. It is often referred to as the hunger hormone . Ghrelin is known to act directly on Ghrelin receptors in the stomach to increase gastric motility and gastric acid secretion. Gastric derived Ghrelin is also known to […]. Filed under: Diet and Nutrition. DMAA, also...
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Patrick Arnold » Espindolol (S-Pindolol, MT-102)
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Espindolol (S-Pindolol, MT-102). Anyway, interesting stuff I suppose and expect it to appear on your banned list soon. DMAA: Not Dangerous After All? Laquo; Can Ketone Supplementation Cure Cancer? One Response so far. December 20th, 2013. Http:/ www.abc.net.au/news/2013-12-20/scientists-develop-anti-ageing-process-in-mice/5168580. Figured you might like this, dunno if its real, but if anyone can figure it out and synthesize it, im guessing you could. DMAA: Not Dangerous After All? You must be logged in.
