Shane Mead
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- Feb 1, 2013
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- Essendon
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- Houston Rockets, Houston Texans
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- #101
One thing I've noticed when reading the posts of delusional Essendon fans is the repeated claim that peptide AOD9604 is "not a performance-enhancing drug". I'm not sure where they're getting their info from (the Essendon FC spin doctors??) but it's a blatant falsehood.
Yes, it's an advanced anti-obesity drug. It has abdominal fat-burning capability. But it also replicates the muscle-building effects of human growth hormone
Here's some basic information I found:
Let's stick to the facts and stop spreading lies.
AOD9604 is a small peptide compound modeled on the fat metabolizing region of human growth hormone (hGH). The make-up of AOD9604 represents only a small fragment of human growth hormone (hGH). It is not hGH and it is not a variant of hGH. It consists of less than 8% of the homology of hGH. There exists substantial scientific and medical evidence showing that AOD9604 has none of the safety concerns associated with hGH.
n-vitro, pre-clinical and human clinical testing of AOD9604 provide clear scientific and medical evidence that AOD9604 does not increase Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) levels. Furthermore, there is no evidence that AOD9604 dosing increases the number of muscle or cartilage cells.
http://www.evaluategroup.com/Universal/View.aspx?type=Story&id=419857
Evaluate Group posted this article in DIRECT RESPONSE to the misinformation being spread when the story broke.
AOD-9604 IS NOT A PED! Get your facts straight buddy.