Genetic mutation makes toddler super strong
 

http://www.adn.com/24hour/healthscience ... 6512c.html

oOo:

i guess im wonder how big his pensi is.

sure sounds reliable to me rolleyes:

The X-Men

ive heard this on NPR radio. its a genetic mutation that inhibits a chemical which controls muscle growth. they said they could engineer a drug that would offer enhancements for atheletes... eek: due to the research they did on this...they said the entire family was exceoptionally strong and carried the mutated gene, but the child had 2 occurences of the mutation. they said the kid could hold a 7 lb weight in each hand held straight out...im guessing thats impressive for a youngster oOo:

edit-duh i just read the article and i summed it up... eek: oOo: oOo:



























sleeping:

oOo:

Germans and their superman race biggrin:

Yer nutz
 

Kinda reminds me of my son Brian, who's a mutant squirrel.....
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holding 7 pounds with arms stretched out is impressive for anyone. Try it and see how long you can hold 10 pounds out there with your arm at a 90 degree angle. Not very long. 7 pounds for a 5 year old is amazing.

[quote="Sergeant_Scrotum":a1feb]sure sounds reliable to me rolleyes:[/quote:a1feb]

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kthx - They've been doing this research forever.. I thought someone posted about the mice a few years ago?

Anyway, it's pretty cool that they've found this in a human so they can jump forward with human testing on gene-blocking drugs. My mother's best friend found out she suffers from muscular dystrophy a few years ago, so we've been following this pretty closely.

read this:

http://www.mesomorphosis.com/articles/v ... statin.htm

[img]http://www.mesomorphosis.com/images/elzi-volk/myostatin-mice.jpg[/img]

um...ew

lol leet

the ubermensch!

what the hell mang, thats effed up.