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04/06/09
Myagen is a drug which was on the map for a bit, and then faded due to lack of resources or interest. In this current political climate of more manufacturers than ever undercutting one another looking to make a buck in a tightened economic climate, new drugs and ideas are returning to the forefront – and Myagen is returning as well.
Myagen is an oral compound to be taken every six hours. This means, in theory, you would actually need four of the 50 mg tablets per day. Is this reasonable? For most bodybuilders, the answer would be in the negative. However, if the benefits promised by early reviews of this compound are true, you might just make the exception and deal with the inconvenience.
For those unaware of its power, let’s look at how Myagen stacks up against the likes of testosterone. It is six times as anabolic as testosterone, and three times as androgenic. Suddenly, the demand for this compound should make a great deal of sense! The positive side effects would be obvious – you’d become very aggressive almost immediately. Levels of muscle mass and strength would skyrocket, and you’d burn a lot of body fat to boot. It would be a very useful drug. The side effects, however, could be its downfall. A drug is only as effective as its side effects. In other words, you don’t see many effective compounds that don’t have them. The effects of this drug upon the HPTA system, hormone levels, hairline, and the skin have not yet been studied and documented, but it’s a safe bet to say they are going to be harsh.
Myagen might end up being a super-strong version of Anadrol. Myagen could have uses in initial cycle boosts, if it ends up being too powerful for normal long-term use. Its destination might be as a starter or ‘peaking’ drug, designed for giving your body an initial boost when a slower cycle of testosterone and/or Nandrolone is started. Or, it could be used in the weeks before an untested bodybuilding competition, to deliver an excellent boost to the system when all of your other body resources are depleted and a highly anabolic and androgenic boost is needed.
It’s still a mystery as to when this big question mark of a steroid will emerge. The message board chatter slates late 2009 as the date the manufacturers will have their hands on it, with 2010 being the year this super-anabolic compound takes the market by storm. Will it end up revolutionizing the steroid market? Will it simply be too toxic for mainstream use in all by the most elite bodybuilders? Will early frauds water down its impact in the market, and cause it to disappear for another few years? Or, will researchers finally make another step in delivering a new anabolic compound that consumers want? Time will tell. For now, all you can do is keep your ear to the ground and be prepared to jump once Myagen is listed for sale.
