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Genetic manipulation is rapidly growing field of operation and I guess it's only a matter of time when they start to alter the humans too. In sports genetic "doping" is already coming and it's almost impossiple to get caught with it so many many labs are probably investing large sums of money in that kind of research.
There are some freaks of nature in both – animal and human kingdom – but those are really rare and one notices at first glance only the most obvious side of that, which in this case is the vast muscularity. But most of times the flip-side of the coin is not so shiny: heart problems, broken limbs and bones, constant pains and so on.
In agriculture genetic alteretion has been part of the scene in vegetables and also in meat product for some time now. So I see why it wouldn't be possible with human too, though double standardly ethic matters come to question then.
But as said before, one could envy those species but the whole case is a bit more complicated. It's not a proof on nature's bizarre sense of humor that there is a myostatin which blogs the muscle growht. Hypertrophy of the heart and maybe kidney problems is only a short description of problems what those might need to face up in the future. Mammal body is a complex organism and it is not yeat so well known that we could do anything to it.
Still of course a image of female with that mutation makes my imagination fly. I got a bit carried away with this matter, but I hope you can forgive me that.
And there are already lots of guys doing that kind of photo manipulation and arts. Just start searching.
Lena Berntsson
Not so buff but anyway I find it interesting how someone can do well in many sports. Primaly 100 metres hurdles sprinter, but also tried some weightlifting and took national champion and other medals.
Dang that you can't see much other images than from competitions from these lifters.
