Description

YK-11 Description

Myostine (YK11) is a promising Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator (SARM) that is also a myostatin inhibitor and interestingly can also be classified as a steroid due to its chemical structure. On a steroidal level, it seems to behave similarly to other dihydrotestosterone (DHT) derivatives (Masteron, Primo, Anavar, etc.). As a myostatin inhibitor, it induces follistatin expression, which antagonistically inhibits muscle tissue from producing/releasing myostatin which limits the amount of muscle tissue one can build.

As observed in animal and human studies, when myostatin is inhibited by a genetic mutation, the test subject can build significantly more muscle tissue than average. The potential to build muscle tissue through this unique pathway of inducing follistatin expression, which inhibits myostatin (a growth differentiation factor), is something that no other steroid, SARM, or peptide can do, giving this SARM a lot of future potential.

On a SARM level Myostine is selective to muscle and bone tissue, so was developed for clinical use as an alternative treatment to testosterone for different muscle-wasting conditions/diseases. Due to a lack of clinical studies, the efficacy of this steroidal SARM has not been proven

YK-11 Benefits:

• The only known Myostatin Inhibitor
• Increased potential to build muscle tissue
• Increased bone density
• Surpass your genetic potential
• A great addition to bulking & cutting cycles
• Similar attributes of DHT derivative steroids
• Makes muscles appear hard, and dry at a low body fat percentage

YK-11 Terminal Half-life:

• Unknown

Possible Dosage & Cycle Length:

• Men @ 10-30 mg/day
• Split daily dosage into multiple separate doses due to the unknown half-life
• Not recommended for women
• 4-12 weeks

Does Myostine Really Work?

Yes. Although its use for sports purposes is not recommended (in fact, it is strictly prohibited and dangerous), there are several scientific studies that demonstrate its many important advantages. According to the latest research, the active chemical myostatin is actually more effective than athletic enhancement.