Vitamin B6 and its importance in the functioning of the brain
Vitamin B6 is involved in processes that are responsible for the intensity of pain, normal sleep or well-being. Its resources are depleted by widely understood…
Dietary supplements for students and studying
Daily duty overload, multiplicity of roles, accumulating fatigue, insomnia and requirements to be met – they can overwhelm. However, when studying comes into play, i.e….
Risk associated with underground steroids
Most underground generators operate under unknown conditions. The effects are deplorable. Some of the funds in one of the series work well, and in a…
Inhibition of myostatin – the key to hypertrophy?
Miostatin (GDF-8) is associated with the reduction of muscle growth in animals and humans, for now it has been unquestionably linked to its expression with…
Raloxifen increases the amount of muscle and reduces fat? Myths about SERM
The history of SERM preparations begins in 1958, when MER25 (ethamoxytriphetol) was created. Dr. Leonard Lerner was a young endocrinologist employed at William S. Merrell…
Does viagra increase the synthesis of muscle proteins?
I know this topic sounds a bit like poor quality marketing, if the famous PDE5 inhibitor (PDE = phosphodiesterase) affects the synthesis of muscle proteins. Viagra…
Marijuana, and weight gain
In the world, cannabinoids (eg marijuana, hashish, synthetic imitations) reach about 182.5 million people (3.8% of the population). However, no cases of death related to…
Extasy is dangerous especially with physical exertion
A well-known player from King Kamala mentioned that he had taken 22 extras (MDMA) tablets at a long New Year’s event. Rich Piana did not…
Fatal liver failure after methanabol
No, there will be no kind of metanabolic observation, your liver will explode. However, it is worth remembering that you can have serious liver changes…
Does nandrolone affect homocysteine levels?
Anabolic steroids can affect the absorption of vitamins B6 and B12 – and thus can lead to an increase in the level of homocysteine. Why?…