The End Of Steroids? NEW MUSCLE DRUGS Are Here
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Dr. Mike Israetel reviews a Regeneron Pharmaceuticals preclinical study on monkeys evaluating the effects of non-androgenic anabolic drug combinations—specifically semaglutide, trevogrumab, and garetosmab—on fat loss and muscle retention. He concludes that these dual- and triple-therapy drug combinations can radically improve body composition by promoting significant fat loss while simultaneously preserving or even increasing muscle mass without androgenic side effects.
From the video
Answers: What are the effects of non-androgenic anabolic drugs like myostatin and activin-A blockers combined with semaglutide on fat loss and muscle growth?
- non-androgenic anabolics
- myostatin antagonists
- activin-A antagonists
- semaglutide weight loss
- muscle retention during fat loss
- animal clinical trials in pharmacology
- future of physique enhancement
What it concludes
- Monkeys dieting with semaglutide lost about 700g of body fat and about 100g of muscle.
- Monkeys dieting with semaglutide and the myostatin blocker trevogrumab lost about 1300g of body fat and about 15g of muscle.
- Monkeys with semaglutide, trevogrumab, and garetosmab lost about 1400g of body fat and gained about 450g of muscle over 20 weeks.
- These non-androgenic drug combinations are currently in Phase 2 clinical trials for humans.
- These drug therapies are expected to be available around 2027 to 2028 following FDA approval and will radically transform physique enhancement without androgenic side effects.
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