posted Fri, 05/03/2019 - 16:42
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Sarms discussion
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Sarms seem to be a very gray area topic right now. I know, with me at least, I am hesitant due to not knowing what im getting. Due to so many peptide companies selling them. However, I saw today that my favorite aas steroid lab is about to start producing lgd, rad 140, and mk677. This will make me way more comfortable trying them. Really interested in throwing in rad 140 and lgd. Anyone have experience with these compounds? Really im just looking for an educated sarms discussion.
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This is why I pass on SARM's. To much hit and miss. You don't know what your putting in your body.
Chemical Composition and Labeling of Substances Marketed as Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators and Sold via the Internet
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5820696/
Alphamale500Yeah I agree with Makwa below. Why even bother using SARMS when you can use AAS instead? And since some SARMS are said to have similar sides as AAS, I really don't see the point. I think they are just a waste of money when you can just use AAS instead. But, to each his own.
Why bother with them and hope you even have the real deal when we have AAS. S4 can help with cutting but for any significant gains, I would spend my money on AAS.
The idea of SARMs is that they do not have anywhere near the side effects of AAS, such as high BP, water retention, bad Cholesterol, liver toxicity, hormonal imbalance, negative effects on the heart, negative effects on the prostate and so forth. They target very specific androgen receptors - not all of them throughout your body like AAS do. That is why they were developed. As a matter of fact, Cardarine (not technically a SARM) has several proven health benefits. In terms of the real deal - well, we all hope that is what we are getting when we buy anything from a person online whom we have never and will never meet.
Alphamale500Yes, that's the idea of SARMS. But is that the reality of SARM use? Many of them have been proven to potentially have the same/similar side effects as AAS use.
Post up some research sources mate, especially when you say 'many of them have been proven.' I have read extensively on this topic, so maybe you can point me in the direction of articles that I missed. Since there are only a few SARMs available: Ostarine, RAD, LGD3303, LGD4033, S4 - and only two of those clinically researched involving human trials, I'm interested to read about the many.
I have tried them. They work. As long as you buy from a reputable company. MK677 is not a SARM, but it's lumped in with them, as is Cardarine. As Rusty says there is a forum here about them and a shitload of videos on Youtube.
I've been wondering this to.
SARMS vary from source to source, and the results of different SARMS vary greatly from person to person. So, read all you can and give a couple a try.
RustyhookerTheres a group made that has a ton of info. Just for extra reading. I think its been quiet in there for quite some time