What is SARMS?

Selective androgen receptor modulator (SARM) is a treatment that is similar to Steroids but less masculine. There is a common misconception that SARM is a pure anabolic substance that does not carry any male characteristics. This is technically incorrect, as SARMS does have some male characteristics and has a strong bond with androgen receptors. However, Even the strongest male SARM has less than a tenth of testosterone in its masculinity.

The main difference between SARM and steroids is that SARM has strong targeting and selectivity in its mechanism of action. SARM has a particular affinity for certain tissues, such as muscle and bone, while others, such as the prostate, liver and brain, do not. They also don't convert to unnecessary substances, such as DHT and estrogen, which can cause side effects. This makes it impossible to have steroid-like side effects with SARM, such as male macromastia, water retention, hair loss, etc.