KYNOSELEN (The veterinary vitamin supplement)

Kynoselen is an anabolic vitamin supplement that contains: AMP (ADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE) 200mg - this `active' form of phosphorous stimulates energy transformation, provides an immediate source of cellular energy, and helps cardio-vascular regulation.

HEPTAMINOL 500mg - a psychostimulant and cardio-respiratory stimulant. Helps dilates coronary blood vessels.

VITAMIN B12 25mg - stimulates general metabolism and supplements when Vitamin B12 levels may be low.

SODIUM SELENITE 50mg - selenium is a catalyst for energy and fat metabolism, an anti-oxidant and regulator of metabolic oxidative processes, and an essential trace element.

MAGNESIUM ASPARTATE (1500mg)-an important electrolyte.

POTASSIUM ASPARTATE (1000mg) - the aspartate salts stimulate the Krebs and urea cycles, assist glucose/glycogen metabolism, help protect the heart when oxygen deficiency occurs during strenuous exercise, and help increase the amplitude of its contractions.

We've all heard of the new products like Lipo C and SHRED, I can't say for sure if these work or not, although I have tried SHRED and honestly, it never did much for me. I guess you got to be below 22% body fat. Haha, yes I'm at 22%! I'm a fat boy! 7% more to go!

The French sure come up with some cool drugs, don't they? Finaject, Triacana, Masteron, Clenbuterol, and now a new vet drug called Kynoselen that's generating a lot of interest since the '80s when I ran into it. I thought it was worth mentioning in a post. I don't think many people give this credit.

Originally used by vets to inhibit protein breakdown (catabolism) in animals, this peculiar drug soon found its way into bodies of AIDS patients who desperately needed something to prevent their bodies from breaking down protein! And many of them report "Kyno" does this more effectively than steroids!

Now, there's no scientific study to prove this...but there is something about Kyno that is completely different than any other anti-catabolic/anabolic compound...that's why after learning of the awesome results AIDS patients were getting from Kyno thousands of French (and other bodybuilders from all over Europe) have been taking it! Back in the 80s, it first came to my attention. I've been using it on and off ever since.

Kyno really is different than anything else and induces many very important physiological processes all bodybuilders love. Increased anabolism/anti-catabolism, increased ATP production and most notable of all...drastically reduced body fat levels. In fact, Kyno is now the number one contest prep drug in France! But get this! Kyno is a vitamin/mineral supplement, not a testosterone related anabolic steroid like you might expect. How does it work then? Actually, since no studies have been done other than word of mouth, nobody has been able to put their finger on it. However, it's the belief by some in the scientific community that one of Kyno's key ingredients, adenosine monophosphate (AMP) is the main culprit for its phenomenal raise to stardom with bodybuilders.

They also believe that AMP acts as a signaling compound that instructs the muscle cell to initiate protein synthesis. This makes a lot of sense because increased AMP levels have been shown to dramatically increase a master enzyme that controls virtually all cellular activity.

Its actual ingredients are potassium, magnesium, selenium, AMP and B-12. I know, it doesn't sound like much! Kynoselen does work, especially with its fat burning capabilities. Again, the culprit is thought to be AMP and its ability to fire-up cellular activity through increased oxygen transfer. We used to get really getting shredded and Kynoselen doesn't over stimulate your nervous system like ephedrine and clen.

Another thing, we used to love about Kynoselen is its ability to dramatically increase ATP levels and increase insulin sensitivity! As you know, ATP is the actual chemical your muscles need to do anything. (Your eyes are using ATP just to read this!) But what a lot of people don't know is...lowered ATP levels, (which always happen after training) can severely limit protein synthesis and without protein synthesis, you won't grow!

As far as insulin sensitivity goes, most bodybuilders are aware of what this means, which is, your body will now use insulin for its intended purpose more efficiently...which is to pump glycogen into the muscle cells. But what a lot of guys don't know is...insulin is actually the most anabolic of all the hormones. This should be rather obvious because insulin is used by virtually all top bodybuilders and is the real secret as to why they are 50 - 60 pounds heavier than bodybuilders just 15 years ago that took all the same drugs...except for insulin!

Kynoselen is not a peptide. It was originally made for race horses and show horses. It worked so well like many veterinary drugs that people started using it beginning with the AIDS community.