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Abscess related to anabolic-androgen steroid injection
Advanced Training Planning
for Bodybuilders
Androgen
Receptors Downregulate - Don't They? Part 1
Androgen
Receptors Downregulate - Don't They? Part 2
Are
steroids your key to preventing Andropause?
Clenbuterol sabotages adaptation to training
Detection of Anabolic Steroids in Head Hair
Growing Beyond
What Nature Intended: Growth factors take us to
the next level of sophistication in bodybuilding
[Part 1 of 3]
Growing Beyond
What Nature Intended: Growth factors take us to
the next level of sophistication in bodybuilding
[Part 2 of 3]
Growing Beyond
What Nature Intended: Growth factors take us to
the next level of sophistication in bodybuilding
[Part 3 of 3]
Have
doctors been exaggerating the effect of steroids
on your liver?
Human studies
finally show insulin to be extremely anabolic in
human muscle tissue... in vivo
IGF-1 once
again proves to be one of the most powerful mediators
of muscle growth
Insulin Mimickers and Insulin Sensitizers
Is Blood
Testing the Next Step in Doping Control?
Medical
Supervision of Individuals Using Anabolic-Androgenic
Steroid (AAS) for Muscle Growth
Non-Genomic Actions of Anabolic Steroid Hormones
Non-Steroidal
Androgens Are Discovered
Oxandrolone offers relief to spinal cord injury
patients
Pharmacological Approaches to Fat Loss: Targeting
Beta-Adrenergic Receptors
Post Exercise
Nutrition to Maximize the Training Effect
Prostaglandin
PGF2a
Researchers too quick to blame steroids for changes
in heart muscle
Scientists
hit another road block in their attempts to detect
GH use by athletes
Scientists report disturbing trend in illicit drug
addiction in bodybuilders
Shooting
blanks? It may be the Tamoxifen
Taking a closer look at the muscles of steroid using
athletes... A really close look
Using
Growth Hormone? One new drug may make it more effective!
When It Comes to Building Tendons, Not All Steroids
are Created Equal
Research Update
#1 (August 1998) - Skeletal Muscle Injury
Repair and Regeneration Enhanced by Muscle Mitogen;
Effects of Two Energy Restricted (Zone) Diets on
Fuel Utilization, Blood Chemistry, and Body Composition;
Influence of Weight Training Exercise and Modification
of Hormonal Response on Skeletal Muscle Growth;
effect of Oral Glutamine Supplementation in the
Development of Insulin Resistance in Rat’s Muscles
Research Update #2 (September
1998) - Localized infusion of IGF-I results
in skeletal muscle hypertrophy in rats; Panax Ginseng
may posses the ability to down-regulate cortisol
receptors; Effects of Troglitazone on hepatic and
peripheral insulin resistance induced by growth
hormone excess in rats
Research Update #3 (October
1, 1998) - Effects of bovine colostrum supplementation
on serum IGF-I, IgG, hormone, and saliva IgA during
training; New method of training promises to increase
strength gains by 300%; Ipriflavone "may" decrease
aromatase activity, it may increase the rate of
strength gains through greater connective tissue
accumulation, it may increase the signaling potential
of some hormones and nerve impulses, protect tissue
from hypoxic damage, and aid in managing overuse
injuries as well as be a preventative agent against
joint problems
Research Update #4 (November
1, 1998) - Brief discussion of the mechanism
by which proteins are synthesized; Discovery of
nonsteroidal androgens; Availability of eIF4E regulates
skeletal muscle protein synthesis during recovery
from exercise
Research Update #5 (December
1, 1998) - Are you cycling your creatine?
Find out why you should; Left ventricular wall thickening
does occur in elite power athletes with or without
anabolic steroid use; Are meal replacement drinks
really that important after your workout?
Research Update #6 (January
1, 1999) - Effect of chronic administration
of Tamoxifen on fertility in male; Myofibrillar
protein catabolism is rapidly suppressed following
protein feeding; Evaluation of RU58841 as an anti-androgen
in prostate PC3 cells and a topical anti-alopecia
agent in the bald scalp
Research Update #7 (February
1, 1999) - Insulin-like growth factor I
blocks the aging-related loss of skeletal muscle
function
Research Update #8 (March
1, 1999) - Growth hormone induced increase
in serum IGFBP-3 level is reversed by anabolic steroids
in substance abusing power athletes; Phosphocreatine
resynthesis is not effected by creatine loading;
Abscess related to anabolic-androgen steroid injection
Research Update #9 (April
1, 1999) - Clenbuterol sabotages adaptation
to training; Scientists uncover key protein in neuromuscular
junction formation; Effect of a precompetition bodybuilding
diet and training regimen on body composition and
blood chemistry; New form of Growth Hormone need
only be injected once or twice per month
Research Update #10 (May
1, 1999) - Ethics of blood testing as an
element of doping control in sport; Detection of
anabolic steroids in head hair; Koala Bear Delicacy
Shows Promise as New Insulinotropic Agent
Research Update #11 (June
7, 1999) - Oral anabolic-androgenic supplements
(androstenedione) during resistance training: effects
on serum testosterone, estrogen concentrations,
muscle strength, body composition
Research Update #12 (July
19, 1999) - Human studies finally show insulin
to be extremely anabolic in human muscle tissue;
Oxandrolone offers relief to spinal cord injury
patients; study reveals that lifting weights may
not be best for downhill and Giant Slalom skiers
Research Update #13 (August
30, 1999) - Effects of resistance vs. aerobic
training combined with an 800 calorie liquid diet
on lean body mass and resting metabolic rate; Long
term oral creatine supplementation does not impair
renal function in healthy athletes; Stimulation
of collagen synthesis by the anabolic steroid stanozolol
Research Update #14 (October
11, 1999) - Inhibition of muscle protein
synthesis by alcohol; Exercise and Diabetes: Long
held views of how exercise effects glucose uptake
give way to more correct thinking; Anabolic steroid-induced
hepatotoxicity: is it overstated?
Research Update #15 (December
13, 1999) - Architectural characteristics
of muscle in black and white college football players;
Nubain (nalbuphine hydrochloride) dependence in
anabolic steroid users; High fat pre-event meals
may improve endurance performance in trained athletes
Research Update #16 (January
24, 2000) - Long-term suppression of leydig
cell steroidogenesis prevents leydig cell aging;
Effects of anabolic steroids on the muscle cells
of strength-trained athletes; Even pathetic training
routines can cause hyperplasia in untrained women
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