"No one can deny that the human body was meant to move, and to move often," said Gerald Weissmann, M.D., Editor-in-Chief of the FASEB Journal, "but the reality is that many of us don't move enough, whether because of disease, injury, or simply a busy schedule. This discovery is another important step towards the treatment of muscle wasting in cancer, severe infection or aging – or to maintain our muscle mass to help face the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune."
The abstract is here
2 comments:
"simply a busy schedule," meaning 4+ hours of watching sports every day, instead of doing them.
Inactive muscles don't use glucose so they become insulin resistant when muscle glycogen stores become full.
I suspect that this pill won't make any difference to that.
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