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  • Milk, Estrogen, IGF-1 and Insulin

    Critics contend that since IGF-1 is an amino acid–based hormone, it’s largely degraded in the gut. On the other hand, adults...

    Jerry BrainumNovember 29, 2009
  • Muscle Destruction From Steroids

    Several cases of exercise- or drug-related rhabdomyolysis in long-distance runners, football players and military personnel have been reported in the medical...

    Jerry BrainumNovember 26, 2009
  • Hormonal Ebb and Flow

    Many believe that using heavy weight and lower reps is the way to gain muscle size. That style of training is...

    Jerry BrainumNovember 2, 2009
  • Natural Testosterone Boosters Pt 2

    Stinging nettle shows up in many current testosterone boosters. Several studies show that the herb is useful for preventing prostate gland...

    Jerry BrainumOctober 18, 2009
  • Growth Hormone Secretagogues

    Since GH is quite expensive, an effective oral drug could replace GH injections and even eliminate most current GH-related side effects....

    Jerry BrainumSeptember 21, 2009
  • Exercise-Induced Testosterone Rises

    Only the high-test workout boosted testosterone above resting values, 12 percent more than the low testosterone trial.

    Jerry BrainumSeptember 6, 2009
  • Natural Testosterone Boosters

    It’s no secret that anabolic steroids help build muscle size and strength. The problem with steroids is twofold. First, they’re prescription...

    Jerry BrainumJuly 29, 2009
  • GPLC

    Bodybuilders are constantly searching for dietary supplements that can deliver on at least some of the claims made by sport supplement...

    Richard J. Bloomer, Ph.DApril 6, 2009
  • Estrogen Manipulation

    Just how bad gyno can get depends on genetic factors, such as the number of estrogen receptors in a man’s breasts...

    Jerry BrainumApril 6, 2009
  • Anabolic Training for the Over 40 Bodybuilder

    You can increase your body’s natural production of testosterone with hard work on the big, compound movements, especially those on which...

    Jim BrewsterMarch 25, 2009
  • DHEA Fountain of Youth or Washout?

    DHEA may be beneficial to about 85 percent of those over age 40.

    Jerry BrainumMarch 25, 2009
  • IGF-1 and Mortality

    Intense exercise triggers the release of IGF-1, which repairs the damage and causes the tissue to grow.

    Jerry BrainumFebruary 3, 2009
  • The Testosterone Zone

    DHEA, Hormone Therapy and Quality of Life

    Jerry BrainumJanuary 22, 2009
  • IGF-1: Killer or Savior?

    Numerous studies show that maintaining an optimal count of IGF-1 forestalls many of the typical signs of aging.

    Jerry BrainumJanuary 4, 2009
  • Muscle Science Roundup

    Unlike conventional aerobics, which increases resting metabolic rate only when you’re actually exercising, interval training leads to a sustained rise in...

    Iron Man MagazineDecember 29, 2008