[quote]DSQ98 wrote:
Good pickup. I went back to Nate’s Q&A and from the same post you quoted he says, “Other than a few peri- and post- workout supplements that will be released VERY soon here on T-Nation…”
A FEW new supplements! We may be seeing a few new supplements very soon. Sounds like they’re geared around the workout time period.
There were some hints given in the article Future of Steroids and Supplements An Interview with Chris Lockwood
and Dr. Tim Ziegenfuss, Part 2.
Here’s the link: All Articles - T NATION
Here’s some teasers from the article.
There’s a new form of creatine ? creatine pyruvate ? that we’re in the final stages of preparation, involving a complex formulation.
Finally, there are some new casein hydrolysates that are extremely interesting. They contain some di- and tripeptides that are absorbed more quickly and completely than anything else on the planet.
I’m interested in two different “actives” (plant extracts) for their sympathomimetic (stimulating) effects and powerful lipolytic (fat loss) effects.
However, with any luck at all, we’ll be introducing some mind-blowing actives to the supplement world over the next few months.
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I found this extremely interesting from the same article:
"My greatest, personal interest is in compounds that may act to inhibit various players involved in the calpain system. For example, some of the leading researchers in this field, principally those looking at ways to cure muscular dystophy and the like, have theorized that it may be activation of the calpain system that causes DOMS.
If you’re not familiar with calpains, the simple explanation is that as intracellular calcium reaches a threshold, these calpains are somehow activated. One of the actions of a particular calpain is to cut large swaths of contractile protein at the Z-line, thus making those large proteins available to other proteolytic enzymes that can then “chop off” the exposed amino acid residues.
To put it in really simply terms, if you can inactivate that calpain, you don’t lose the protein and you grow bigger a lot faster."