Selective Progestin Receptor Modulators

[smash1904]

So I was doing some research on tren, it's origins and actions, and read about its progestin receptor binding. So if this binding is what causes those side effects that perhaps there might a drug like serms and sarms that bind to these receptors to keep something else from binding to them. Low and behold there are actually a few:

Ulipristal acetate ("Ella")
Asoprisnil (J867; status uncertain)
CDB-4124 (Proellex, Progenta; under development)

I took deca and it messed me up, ED has been an ongoing problem, but I'm being told tren is pretty much mandatory for bodybuilding. I haven't tried prami, but caber has only kind of worked for me and I'm figuring it won't work much better. So really what I'm wondering is has anyone tried sprms or know if they work? Are they available as research chemicals?

[00S4Boy]

Sorry to hijack but hahahahaha you said sprms where the female members at to comment?

[smash1904]

Sorry to hijack but hahahahaha you said sprms where the female members at to comment?

Haha ya my phone kept trying to auto correct to sperm.

[jbryand101b]

So I was doing some research on tren, it's origins and actions, and read about its progestin receptor binding. So if this binding is what causes those side effects that perhaps there might a drug like serms and sarms that bind to these receptors to keep something else from binding to them. Low and behold there are actually a few:

Ulipristal acetate ("Ella")
Asoprisnil (J867; status uncertain)
CDB-4124 (Proellex, Progenta; under development)

I took deca and it messed me up, ED has been an ongoing problem, but I'm being told tren is pretty much mandatory for bodybuilding. I haven't tried prami, but caber has only kind of worked for me and I'm figuring it won't work much better. So really what I'm wondering is has anyone tried sprms or know if they work? Are they available as research chemicals?

You would be better looking for androgens that bind to the progestin receptor without interacting with it, like winstrol

[smash1904]

You would be better looking for androgens that bind to the progestin receptor without interacting with it, like winstrol

Ya I read about that, as well as a debate about whether tren acts as a sprm or not. They were saying that the reason why tren causes gyno is that it upregulates estrogen receptors causing even normal levels to be potentially problematic.