Matthersby
Well-known member
Ok, i agree that I probably should run the osta first to get my feet wet with supps of this strength and stronger. What other supps should be taken on cycle and post cycle? Thanks!
Here, I just googled it for you:
Ostarine:
Selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) bind to the androgen receptor and demonstrate osteo (bone) and myo (muscular) anabolic activity.
Androgen receptor activation
Binding and activation of the Androgen receptor alters the expression of genes and increases protein synthesis, hence builds muscle.
So in essence, SARMS such as Ostarine causes muscle growth in the same manner as steroids, however unlike testosterone and other anabolic steroids and prohormones, SARMS (as nonsteroidal agents) don't produce the growth effect on prostate and other secondary sexual organs.
Ostarine in particular exerts its anabolic effects on muscle tissue almost exclusively. So not only does it represent a new potential treatment option for a wide spectrum of conditions from muscle wasting diseases (from age-related to AIDS or cancer-related), but is also has immense potential for muscle building for Bodybuilders, fitness, athletes and an agent to minimize atrophy during recovery periods from serious surgery or similar situations.
On cycle support:
PH/DS/AAS cycles can*definitely*get you the gains, but it can also damage your body in the process.
Why damage something you're working so hard to build! Protect your body.
Benefits
- Liver Support
- Prostate Support
- Joint Support
- Blood Pressure Support*
Post Cycle:
SERM's - These are considered a must by many for PCT as they have shown proven results when dealing with a suppressed hormonal system.* However be advised it is illegal to possess these items without a prescription.* These can be obtained for 'research' however.* Dosing can vary greatly depending on the SERM so please search your favorite supplement/bodybuilding board for recommendations.* Examples of SERM's include clomid, nolvadex, toremifine, raloxifene, etc.
Spoon Feeding:
spoon-feed
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transitive verb
: to feed (someone) with a spoon
: to give someone information in a way that requires or allows no further thinking or effort