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Posted by: natron I agree with Lyle on this issue. I'm not adding anything as it's been beaten time and time again. However, there seems to be some g...

Posted by: Fina Check out this one for Spook "write up" on ALA! Does anyone but me somettimes feel like Spook is just making it up as he goes along?L...

Posted by: Fina What are your thoughts on r-ala Lyle? As much as I hate to agree with Animal, I don't see how it can have the partitioning effects be...

Posted by: Big Cat Very good point. Have you tried forcing 8000+ calories down your throat and if so, do you enjoy it ? Or do you think it may be eas...

Posted by: Big Cat More body-parts, over a shorter amount of time, no matter how you look at it, requires a lot more recovery than less body-parts ov...

quote:[i]Originally posted by puyore restless, they are going by what they see in real life. and based on that, i would have to agree because plenty o...

Posted by: Nandi12 I think you may have missed my point, Lyle. There's been some disappointment about the lack of intellectual content around here la...

Re: Just when we thought we had it all figured out... Posted by: Nandi12 Things start to get complicated.FASEB J. 2004 Jul 9 [Epub ahead of print] Re...

Posted by: Nandi12 This is the key concept that seems to be lost on those who advocate leptin stimulation for weight loss. Normally I don't do all th...

quote:[i]Originally posted by Big Cat [/iOnly because of expansion of a cell lineage with fresh receptors. If we go over current treatment and the tim...

Posted by: Big Cat [B]It seems to confirm for a large part that the beneficial effects are indeed mostly PPARbeta mediated. It also raises another im...

quote:On top of that Vitamin A is mostly stored in adipose tissue under the influence of insulin. Meaning under diet conditions you do not store as mu...

Re: The PPAR dilemma Posted by: Big Cat What's even more surprising is that there is a very cheap, extremely effective ligand that both blocks PPARga...

Posted by: Nandi12 Yes I read your studies and they are very interesting. So what? Bromocriptine administration to normal men lowers testosterone. Ho...