posted April 22, 2000 06:35 AM            

Have you ever heard of a supplement from France called Kynoselen? It contains potassium, magnesium, selenium, adenosine monophosphate and B-12. Its a vet product.

According to the package insert (which is in French), Kynoselen is prescribed for animals that have muscle wasting syndromes (e.g. muscular dystrophies). Kynoselen also has the added benefit of being a fantastic non-steroidal fat burner (therefore, it can be used by males and females). What we do not know is its mechanism of action. I have had the product tested by HPLC and the listed ingredients are the only ones present. With this in mind, I have to postulate that perhaps the adenosine monophosphate (AMP) is some how acting as a signaling compound to tell the muscle cell to initiate protein synthesis. This increased rate of protein accretion would obviously require a great deal of energy which could account for the fat burning effect. Since Kynoselen is 100% legal (its ingredients can be purchased in any health food store), give it a try and let me know how it works out.

adenosine monophosphate - a nucleotide involved in energy metabolism.

only info i could find so far. vet dbases all turn up blank.

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[This message has been edited by bignate73 (edited April 22, 2000).]