lisanovskyi
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Hey everyone 
,
Recently came across an interesting compound — Bimagrumab (BYM338).
From what I understand, it’s not a peptide but a monoclonal antibody that blocks ActRII receptors (basically works through inhibiting the myostatin/activin pathway). So instead of stimulating growth like GH or peptides, it removes the “brake” on muscle growth.
According to studies:
Curious if anyone here has looked deeper into it or even tried anything similar?
And a question for the shop reps:
are there any plans to offer Bimagrumab or similar ActRII inhibitors in the future?
I understand this is way beyond typical peptides, but maybe something is moving in that direction.
Would be interesting to hear your thoughts.
,Recently came across an interesting compound — Bimagrumab (BYM338).
From what I understand, it’s not a peptide but a monoclonal antibody that blocks ActRII receptors (basically works through inhibiting the myostatin/activin pathway). So instead of stimulating growth like GH or peptides, it removes the “brake” on muscle growth.
According to studies:
- increases lean muscle mass
- reduces fat mass
- mechanism is completely different from AAS or GH
Curious if anyone here has looked deeper into it or even tried anything similar?
And a question for the shop reps:
are there any plans to offer Bimagrumab or similar ActRII inhibitors in the future?I understand this is way beyond typical peptides, but maybe something is moving in that direction.
Would be interesting to hear your thoughts.