@Mike Arnold Semaglutide ?
Great !!GW-0742 is coming soon. There will be full, verifiable labs. The compound was just sent out for testing.
Enclomiphene (fully tested) is also currently being tested.
Looking into it!@Mike Arnold Semaglutide ?
Fingers Crossed !!Looking into it!
EPO is absolutely safe if you monitor your hematocrit. What’s your protocol for using it? Do you use iron supplementation? If so, how much and how is it administered? How many top level cyclists are you training? Cat 1 / 2 or Pros that are already fit and well trained. If you are training these types of endurance athletes, what are the metrics that you are seeing massive performance gains in? Any examples of a top level cyclist, triathlete, or marathoner you can tell us about?I agree it should be very well monitored and expert knowledge is needed to run it IMO.
I also do not allow any of my clients to use DNP. I find it has too high of a risk of error. You screw up DNP and you will literally cook yourself from the inside out.
I have friends who say DNP is safe. I disagree.
i think DNP can be tolerated. I think EPO can be tolerated.
I don't think they are safe.
I think Cardarine and Super Cardarine can be used very safely. Again this is my opinion. Feel free anyone to disagree.
On the bro application side, that is essentially my N=1 impression as a strength athlete. When I am least fit/the greatest cardiovascular & metabolic mess, that is when GW shines.PPAR Delta is typically associated with conversion of fast twitch to slow twitch muscles, which high level endurance athletes already have a lot of. In my experience it makes zero difference if you are already extremely fit and only helps those that are bordering on having some metabolic disease, type 2 diabetes, or people with very little endurance training.
I am NOT saying power is increased.Let’s not confuse the systems we are talking about. Increased type 1 or type 2x fibers are going to improve the ability to utilize free fatty acids as an energy source, not improve glycolytic power output, and it’s not going to happen with one dose overnight. A 60 second event is still going to use the glycolytic system. Even a 3 minute event would use mostly the glycolytic system. If you are popping a pill and in less than 24 hours see an “endurance” improvement with 60 second events then it’s likely due to some stimulatory effect (think like caffeine or something even like anavar). Metformin increases Ampk and ppard but actually reduces your ability to make top end power because it hampers the glycolytic system. GW should be similar in its effects.
One thing that concerns me about the GW / cardarine that is being used from research chem sites is folks saying it makes them go hypoglycemic, when it should be doing the opposite, promoting fat utilization and sparing glycogen. Also immediate ergogenic effects should *not* be seen, if anything a decrease in 60 second power should be the result, similar to metformin. And yet people are saying they have an immediate improvement in 60 second power? Thats not what a ppard agonist should be doing at all. At best it’s placebo effect, at worst you are taking some other unknown drug.
I hear you, and I can appreciate that.GW makes zero difference in vo2 max or oxygen carrying capacity, and will not improve resilience or durability overnight, at least not through modulating ppar delta. If you ran it for 3 months and coupled that with cardio and restrictive eating I’d likely say yea, you could be seeing meaningful changes if you don’t have much of an aerobic engine to start with. Im glad you feel it helps in some way, but there is zero research that would support having any positive ergogenic effect within a day of taking it.
To your point:I believe it works for me and that is all the evidence I need.
hey mike what is goiong on with your new site? something happened? thanksQuestion: Do you say that because of the price? If so, MA labs sells caps (so the price is a little higher), while I only see liquid on Amino Asylum.
Furthermore, I will be updating my site in the next 6-8 weeks and each SARM will come with verifiable, independent 3rd party test results for every batch....every time. My testing policies and requirements will be as stringent as Chemyo's.
The bottom line: Soon, I will be offering the best deal on the market for SARMs.
* Always the highest quality (pharm-grade standards)
* Always accurately dosed.
* Always independently tested with verifiable results.
* Always priced better than the competition.
I may even start a new site with a new look and new packaging that focuses solely on SARMs. We'll see.
Which site? I was on maresearchchems.net and masupps today, both are workinghey mike what is goiong on with your new site? something happened? thanks
weird first post?hey mike what is goiong on with your new site? something happened? thanks
Super busy. I probably bit off more than I can chew, so I first need to prioritize the new upcoming MA Labs products, then the kratom site. After that, I'll tackle some other stuff.hey mike what is goiong on with your new site? something happened? thanks
I have never heard of them ?Is Matrix Labs legit? Looking into their GW-Ultra.
They're pretty common in supplement shops in the US. Also sold online at places like JW in the UK.I have never heard of them ?
They're pretty common in supplement shops in the US. Also sold online at places like JW in the UK.
The label says "Androgen receptor modulator". GW has nothing to do with the androgen receptor. It is a PPAR agonist, not an androgen receptor agonist. The product looks good, though.
I like how it's a combo of both 0742 and 501516. Assuming it's legit.The label says "Androgen receptor modulator". GW has nothing to do with the androgen receptor. It is a PPAR agonist, not an androgen receptor agonist. The product looks good, though.
I’m pretty sure that’s just because this hit the supplement scene at the same time as other SARMs, so it still gets lumped in a lot of times. Not enough people know the difference.The label says "Androgen receptor modulator". GW has nothing to do with the androgen receptor. It is a PPAR agonist, not an androgen receptor agonist. The product looks good, though.