Tests for myostatin inhibition in mice showed a statistically significant but small decrease in body fat, with unclear takeaways due to lack of exercise control.

“I think there was about a 1% decrease in body fat that was statistically significant if my memory serves me correctly yeah I don't know if they can it didn't seem like they controlled for exercise or anything so I don't really know how like what the takeaway is”

“and um she she found an experiment where they took mature mice so you know call it like a two-year-old Mouse and they did a near complete um um block of the myostatin Gene so not 100% knocked out but like more than 99% of the um mRNA was deleted and it did increase muscle mass in the mice by about 25% but you know again 25% increase in muscle mass is significant but that's at basically completely knocking out myostatin whereas if you do that at Birth as you said you're going to more than double muscle mass”

“is it how effective is it CU a lot of the animal work is sort of a character stuff it's Knockouts right they take mil Staten Knockouts and look like bodybuilders yeah but if you take a mature chicken or a mouse that's 2 years old and you give it a myostatin antibody how robust is the response even more so what about in a human exact we don't know the answer to that”