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Will Adding 100mg of GABA to Your Whey Turn You into GH-ulk? RCT Finds 10x Higher Total Lean Mass Gainz, BUT...

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Sometimes study results just seem too good to be true... I mean, who cares about total lean (including organ) mass when everything you can show off: strength, arms, and legs didn't grow appropriately? You don't? Well, the study is still interesting. Or did you anticipate that, in young-to-middle-aged training noobs GABA probably has to be cycled to keep its effects on growth hormone (GH)? I've previously told you about #GABA , I also highlighted that it's questionable whether its use as a growth hormone ( #GH ) booster is actually going to yield visible improvements in your physique... on the other hand, the GH response to workouts was - next to cortisol - the only hormonal correlate West et al. (see Figure 1, in previous article ) observed in the best and IMHO only decently well powered long(er)-term study investigating what Stuart Philips called "a hormonal ghost" ( Philips 2012 ), i.e. the contribution of the transient increase in growth hormone, testo...

GABA Supplementation Improves Glucose Management - Even in Healthy Subjects | Significant Reduction in Glycated Albumin Levels After Only 7 Days on 3x2g GABA per Day

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No acute changes in blood glucose, but extreme changes in insulin levels. How can this trigger a reduction in glycated albumin - How's that possible?  You've read about gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) at the SuppVersity  before. While most people think of it mainly as a calming agent, though, SuppVersity  readers know that it has the remarkable ability to heal the insulin producing β-cell in rodents by stimulating their replication, protecting them against apoptosis, and attenuating insulitis (Soltani. 2011; Tian. 2013; Prud'homme. 2014; Purwana. 2014). And while these favorable effects were first observed in mice, researchers are quite sure that they are valid in humans, too- that's also because said effects have been confirmed only recently by Tian et al. (2014) and Purwana et al. (2014) in vitro as well as in xenotransplanted human islets. Learn more about the effects of GABA & co at the SuppVersity GABA Diabesity Treatment Phenibut Addic- tive ...
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