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RageAgainstTDL
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Most useless hormone ever. Complete removal of that shit from any animal body got no negative side effects, only increased musle mass. I wonder, does myostatin levels depend on your genetics or lifestyle?
It's purely genetics. Most body builders likely have defective myostatin genes, or other genes that affect physique similarly. They've just never been studied for this.
Flex Wheeler is known to have a genetic myostatin deficiency. This is his physique:

The difference between good bodies and bad ones is almost all due to genetic factors like this.
That's the sickest joke about normies who tell you to just "go lift some weights" to become more attractive. For many of us it simply doesn't work. I just biked 1.5 hours. I lift weights or do body weight exercise every day. I eat healthy food with high protein. I've been living this way for years. Yet I still look scrawny as fuck and my body fat is too high. If I eat more I get fat. If I eat less I get weaker.
I have known many men who gain twice the muscle and lose twice the fat as I do with half the effort.
It's just another sick joke where society tells you everything is your fault even though you have no control over it. Everyone tells you "Just work harder!" "Eat more!" "Eat less!" "Exercise more!" "Exercise less!" But what they don't tell you is your physique's potential was written into your genome the day you were conceived.
There's no way around that.
I used to cope for years telling myself, "If I just get buff or get a six pack, that will make up for my height/race/face". Now I know better. It's simply never gonna work for those of us with shitty genes.