The German Super Baby, page 1
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Topic started on 1-2-2005 @ 11:19 AM by Zabilgy
Why he is so strong?

Superman Lives

In 1999, a former professional sprinter gave birth to a bouncing baby boy in Berlin, Germany. For the past 4 years the baby boy has had a somewhat normal life - that is until researchers found out about him.

Researchers are not releasing much information and the family wishes to remain private. What they will say is that the boy is able to hold weights weighing nearly 10 pounds out to his side with his arms completely extended. Most adults have trouble doing this with half that weight. At 4 years old, the boy is extremely muscular displaying bulging calves and biceps. His muscle mass is twice that of normal 4 year old children and his fat content one half as much. He is as near a perfect specimen of man as you can possibly get.

Why he is so strong?

Researchers have explained that the superhuman strength is the result of a mutated gene that is intended to restrict the production of myostatin. Myostatin, in the human body, limits the growth of muscles. In rare cases, one copy may be mutated producing extremely powerfully built people. The boys mother, father, uncle, and 3 other close relatives all have mutated copies and are know to be very muscular and extremely strong. In the boys case, it is even stranger - he has both copies of the DNA segment mutated, something scientists have never seen before. The result - a human that may grow to enormous proportions with the ability to lift extreme amounts of weight and possibly run faster than any human to date.

Researchers had already known that myostatin restricts muscle growth and knew that drugs limiting its production would produce super mice. Such super mice had been created in early 1997. Researchers are happy to report that the boy is perfectly healthy right now but fear that he may suffer heart or other ailments as he grows older.

Info found at:
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reply posted on 1-2-2005 @ 12:55 PM by CHANGELING
Actually the existence of myostatin and its effects are directly attributable to Belgian farmers. For many generations they selectively bred Belgian Blue cattle. The bigger and more muscled animals wer continually crossbred with each other to produce more massive offspring. Eventaully the breed was refered to as "double muscled" Belgian Blue.
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Studies and experiments have been conducted at John's Hopkins on one particualar bodybuilder named Flex Wheeler. His claims of being natural have been given ore credibility since the discovery that he posseses a mutation of the myostatin gene.

I would throw out there the idea that this child is the direct result of possible Nazi era experimentation. Coincidental it may be but to be the only known instance of possessing both copies of the mutant gene is rather intriguing.



reply posted on 1-2-2005 @ 01:16 PM by Phaethor
I used the article about this boy to make a few speculations about the nazi "super soldier" program during WWII.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I was thinking about this Genetic egineering to make "super soldiers" when I read about the super boy in germany with "genetically mutated genes". If this boy is the grandson of successfully engineered "super soldier" babies. They already claim that the boys mother has one mutated gene and the boy has two. So lets follow this scenario...

Two babies genetically engineered in WWII grow up and have children. They pass one of those genes on to each of their children. Their children get together and each one passes a gene onto this baby. Now with two genes, this baby is the fruition of the Nazi "Super Soldier".

Just a thought...


Basically He could be the grandson of two of the original failed "super soldiers". Since they were all males they would have to have married and produced offspring that they passed one mutated strain to and then two of those children would have to marry and produce a child with two mutated strains.

Phae


reply posted on 14-1-2006 @ 01:45 PM by ATSGUY
Wow finally. I tell you i have been interested in this since i have read a article about it in the science journal or something.

Oh yea her is the German boy

isn’t he just the cutes little superhuman you have ever seen

I actually wrote a little threat on this and about the mrl mice. Its actually interesting you guys should check it out:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Now this has been going on for a while. I have tried to stay current with this. I have come up with a actual theory on how to produce this mutation/superhuman and it is actually not even that complex. Just take 2 athletes and make them reproduce in two generations or so you will have the mutation. Now don’t think that just because some has this mutation they are perfect. Just like Kangarooistan man there are some problems. also Kangarooistan man are there any heart problems that you and your father may have, Severe myostatin deficiency results in more of the muscle growth in the heart h which can put more strain on it and possibly lead to Sevier problems.

Also i would like to know if you guys have been actually working out or do the muscles just grow by themselves?


Here are some pics of what the mutation does and looks like:








lol





scientist have thought that this also can combat Muscular Dystrophy, but now they are saying it cant and can make muscular dystrophy even more lethal for some reason.



Some drug companies have also tried to create drugs that athletes can use. Most have shown to be ineffective.


It is also said that just like with the mrl, and mighty mice. That if for example, someone was to take a blood sample of Kangarooistan man blood. They could then inject themselves with it and give themselves the mutation.

Also it makes me sad for some reason. I like to train in fact I am interested in mma. I would love to have ur strength. But even with all my training it will never seem to be able to happen or compare to your strength. One thing is for sure, I will try to get into genetics to learn more about this and if can correct some problems that are shown when having myostatin deficiency.



[edit on 14-1-2006 by ATSGUY]


reply posted on 16-1-2006 @ 11:43 PM by voodoo child
thats freakin me out!

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