The military has a steroid that let's you gain without exercising ?

[Mr P]

A while back I saw on the Military channel that the Military created a new steroid that gives you 50 lbs of muscles without touching the gym. Bodybuilders around the world are going crazy trying to get their hands on it.

Has anybody else heard about this ?

 

[cyto33]

isn't that called a back pack. i've heard about those

 

[Mr P]

isn't that called a back pack. i've heard about those

no it's an Injectable Steroid they created that gives the user 40 pounds of muscles gain, fast.. Without having to work out.

 

[cyto33]

your not shitting us this time eh? never heard of this.

 

[Mr P]

just heard it the other day, it showed they had testeded on mice, They dosed some mice and the ones that were given the steroid looked massive. They gained an equivelant to like 50 lbs of muscles for humans... It said that BB around the world would die to get their hands on it.

 

[Mr P]

I've tried reasearching it & nothing comes up, I even tried looking into the military channel online & cannot find it.

Oh and by the way the muscle is permanent..I know it sounds too good to be true.. and No Cyto ..lol.. I'm not shitting you, I really saw this on t.v.

 

[TonySuicideKing]

HAHAHAHA does it just work on injection site or all around? inject that bad boy into my dick lmao. have Thor's cousin in my pants hahahaha

 

[DADAWG]

A while back I saw on the Military channel that the Military created a new steroid that gives you 50 lbs of muscles without touching the gym. Bodybuilders around the world are going crazy trying to get their hands on it.

Has anybody else heard about this ?

the russian military.govt invented synthetic testosterone for their olympic athletes.
the unitest states govt/military invented dbol to help our athletes.
the cia invented LSD as a interogation drug.

all true

 

[Mr. Humdiddly]

It's true. It utilizes C100 based delivery. It is not a new formulation though it is test base with a C100 delivery mechanism. However, the rapid cell proliferation in trials has lead to strain on the cardiovascular system resulting in ischemia and eventual limb amputation. Further the rapid proliferation results in a rapid decrease in neuro-electrical pulses resulting in weaker contractile strength. We are years away from seeing this implemented successfully.

 

[Mr P]

It's true. It utilizes C100 based delivery. It is not a new formulation though it is test base with a C100 delivery mechanism. However, the rapid cell proliferation in trials has lead to strain on the cardiovascular system resulting in ischemia and eventual limb amputation. Further the rapid proliferation results in a rapid decrease in neuro-electrical pulses resulting in weaker contractile strength. We are years away from seeing this implemented successfully.

ah man.. I need it now before I get older,.

 

[Rougen123]

Sounds sweet but totally illogical. Not hating on our boys, don't ya'll already know how slow and big we are? Take vietnam for example, no one could fit into rat tunnels but tiny little VC. I can't imagine it having much if any benefit. I'm sure guy's 1/2 my size have a hard time clearing rooms and buildings with full rigs and LBR's/SBR's. 50lbs of muscle won't ever make up from sheer experience and fine tuned reactions. Vehicles would have to be bigger, APC's would need to be bigger, riffles would get bigger, load-outs heavier. Virtually everything would have to get bigger to accomidate something like that, not to mention I doubt it helps your internals grow to comparable size to keep you running on the same level. Sounds like mystatin blockers to me.....known of this shit will ever hit the streets btw lol.

 

[TonySuicideKing]

i dont know if i would want to take it in the first place... yeah it would be sweet to be that much bigger.. but i love being the strong mother fucker thats fast as hell. but then again... my reasons are different.

 

[Mr. Humdiddly]

Sounds sweet but totally illogical. Not hating on our boys, don't ya'll already know how slow and big we are? Take vietnam for example, no one could fit into rat tunnels but tiny little VC. I can't imagine it having much if any benefit. I'm sure guy's 1/2 my size have a hard time clearing rooms and buildings with full rigs and LBR's/SBR's. 50lbs of muscle won't ever make up from sheer experience and fine tuned reactions. Vehicles would have to be bigger, APC's would need to be bigger, riffles would get bigger, load-outs heavier. Virtually everything would have to get bigger to accomidate something like that, not to mention I doubt it helps your internals grow to comparable size to keep you running on the same level. Sounds like mystatin blockers to me.....known of this shit will ever hit the streets btw lol.

Lol. I need to dial down my vocabulary. I just said all of that. Except it is not a myostatin inhibitor it is test base.

Further it should be noted lab rats did gain substantial muscle mass within a 1 month period but most died before the end of the month or required limb amputation. The mice did not live long enough for organ size variation to be an issue. Ischemia killed them off first. Ischemia is an inability of blood vessels to supply enough blood to muscles causing atrophy and muscular decay.

 

[RJ]

Lol. I need to dial down my vocabulary. I just said all of that. Except it is not a myostatin inhibitor it is test base.

Further it should be noted lab rats did gain substantial muscle mass within a 1 month period but most died before the end of the month or required limb amputation. The mice did not live long enough for organ size variation to be an issue. Ischemia killed them off first. Ischemia is an inability of blood vessels to supply enough blood to muscles causing atrophy and muscular decay.

why would anyone think gaining that much weight of any sort in a short time period would be healthy. Just another shortcut for our BBing brothers. Dumbasses will never learn.

My question is, what size scalpel you use to amputate a mouse limb?

 

[Mr P]

why would anyone think gaining that much weight of any sort in a short time period would be healthy. Just another shortcut for our BBing brothers. Dumbasses will never learn.

My question is, what size scalpel you use to amputate a mouse limb?

Wait, aaaaaa minute, we first have to run the mouse's medical insurance .. Make sure that the amputation is covered.. We don't want the expense to be charged to us tax payers ...

 

[TonySuicideKing]

LMFAO nice ping

 

[CenturionHRT]

Sounds like they are actually trying to develop a "Super soldier" serum.

We'll have an army of captain Americas and incredible hulks soon.

 

[Mr. Humdiddly]

Well pre-emptive use of vascular endothelial growth factor could cause angiogenesis. This would solve the issue of atrophy due to lack of blood flow. Neuropeptides could stimulate musculocutaneous nerve creation solving contractile strength issues.

So the technology exists today to make it feasible but the cost-benefit analysis would make it less probable.

 

[newgoal300]

Lol. I need to dial down my vocabulary. I just said all of that. Except it is not a myostatin inhibitor it is test base.

Further it should be noted lab rats did gain substantial muscle mass within a 1 month period but most died before the end of the month or required limb amputation. The mice did not live long enough for organ size variation to be an issue. Ischemia killed them off first. Ischemia is an inability of blood vessels to supply enough blood to muscles causing atrophy and muscular decay.

I figured we were talking about a myostatin inhibator but this for clear in that up

 

[TonySuicideKing]

Io vi daro qualche italiano PINGA!!!!!! lol