Sarms

SARMS, also known as selective androgen receptor modulators

How do SARMs work?

SARMs target androgen receptors in the body to exert their effects where we want them – primarily muscle, but also increasing bone density. When a SARM binds to the androgen receptor, it tells the body to produce more testosterone (up to 10 times more) which can help achieve the results we strive for in fitness and performance sports, such as increased lean mass, strength and recovery.

Are SARMs safe?

Currently developed SARMS are non-steroidal, which means that they are not sensitive to the enzymatic metabolism of the target tissues. Remember that there were certain enzymes that converted DHT to metabolites or synthesized testosterone from the precursor androstenedione, SARMS are not affected by these enzymes. This means that SARMS are not converted or broken down into unwanted molecules that cause side effects like DHT and estrogen.

| support of muscle mass growth
| fat reduction support
| extremely strong anabolic effect
| stronger than testosterone
| hardly lead to side effects