SNS TTA-500: safe PPAR antagonist?

[mmorso]

With all the debate surrounding atypical cell proliferation, cancer, liver fibrosis, etc with GW 501516, I'm wondering if TTA-500 has the same risks. Does anyone have any experience with TTA, does it work, and is it a safer option than GW?

 

[cheftepesh1]

I'ved used a few of these type of products and had some mixed results. The benefit for me was no side effects that I saw. I would say that you may have different results, depending on your training and diet.

 

[enraged_chris]

I wouldn't worry about that ingredients causing any of those sorts of side effects. Not even ever ppar agonist being studied shows those results. Only cardarine at high doses in combination with certain compounds caused cancerous sides. I would def say that product is good to go. I'm sure the SNS rep could add more info but I see nothing concerning.

 

[shockrock3]

I've used it...it works, but very subtle. The major side effect from TTA is cramping but there is enough electrolytes in SNS' where you won't need to worry, just drink a lot of water. Also some people tend to hold water with TTA other than that I've heard nothing negative over the years. Can't comment on GW....yet

 

[Jiigzz]

With all the debate surrounding atypical cell proliferation, cancer, liver fibrosis, etc with GW 501516, I'm wondering if TTA-500 has the same risks. Does anyone have any experience with TTA, does it work, and is it a safer option than GW?

TTA is a PPAR agonist whereas GW is a PPAR gamma agonist. The specific cells in the liver repair process have higher concentrations of beta and gamma receptors. Way outside what I understand, but they rely on activation of different receptor subtypes. I'll do more reading as i'm not familiar with it

 

[warbird01]

TTA is a PPAR agonist whereas GW is a PPAR gamma agonist. The specific cells in the liver repair process have higher concentrations of beta and gamma receptors. Way outside what I understand, but they rely on activation of different receptor subtypes. I'll do more reading as i'm not familiar with it

Post back with your research plz. Jiigzz

 

[Jiigzz]

Post back with your research plz. Jiigzz

Haha, forgot to look. Will do now while im at work. Thanks for reminding me

 

[Jiigzz]

I'm still reading. Went on a tangent but will get back on track

 

[criticalbench]

I use to love TTA, but with the new fat loss agents on the market, like Brite, reduce xt, evisercate nova.. I find them far superior.

 

[warbird01]

I use to love TTA, but with the new fat loss agents on the market, like Brite, reduce xt, evisercate nova.. I find them far superior.

TTA is great for stacking though. $24 for a 2 month supply is hard to beat. $12 a month.

How do you like Brite?

 

[bosskardo]

TTA is great for stacking though. $24 for a 3 month supply is hard to beat. $8 a month.

How do you like Brite?

what TTA dosage did you base the calculation. I haven' seen that good price considering 1g dosage.

 

[warbird01]

what TTA dosage did you base the calculation. I haven' seen that good price considering 1g dosage.

**** my bad. Was thinking 180 caps instead of 120. So $12/month. Still good!

 

[Tylerclee]

Is TTA 500 likes cardarine, as in retaining glycogen during a cut?

 

[warbird01]

Jiigzz

 

[Jiigzz]

Is TTA 500 likes cardarine, as in retaining glycogen during a cut?

I spent a long time researching this - but I'm going to go with no for now.

I had a much more detailed response typed out but accidently closed my browser and it won't allow me to insert the draft.

Ill try again in a bit. Ties in with the comments above

 

[Tylerclee]

I spent a long time researching this - but I'm going to go with no for now.

I had a much more detailed response typed out but accidently closed my browser and it won't allow me to insert the draft.

Ill try again in a bit. Ties in with the comments above

I appreciate the time you put in, thanks for the info.