Drug to Boost Exercise Effects
Posted on August 1, 2008
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The so-called no exercise pill appears to work. “Sedentary mice that took the drug for four weeks burned more calories and had less fat than untreated mice. And when tested on a treadmill, they could run about 44 percent farther and 23 percent longer than untreated mice.” Anyone want to lay odds on how long this takes to hit the black market supply for gym nuts and atheletes?
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