Ricky10
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Happened to come across some rather scary info regarding Ostarine and the fact that it is derived from a pharmaceutical anti-androgen called Bicalutamide. I never realized this and will probably never touch it again.
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The chemical structure of Ostarine, and Andarine for that matter, is remarkably close to Bicalutamide. Apparently this has been mentioned before in the following thread, but I thought it was worth bringing it up again..
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/steroids/268712-women-ostar1ne.html
Anyone think that the very slight differences in chemical structure may successfully negate some or all of the negative attributes of Bicalutamide?
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The chemical structure of Ostarine, and Andarine for that matter, is remarkably close to Bicalutamide. Apparently this has been mentioned before in the following thread, but I thought it was worth bringing it up again..
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/steroids/268712-women-ostar1ne.html
Anyone think that the very slight differences in chemical structure may successfully negate some or all of the negative attributes of Bicalutamide?