Another athlete has fallen into the hands of the anti-doping organization after taking Ostarine.
As a reminder, Ostarine is a selective androgen receptor modulator (SARM). I wrote about this class of drugs in the post "Hollywood, Steroids, SARMs . "
This athlete is Ryan Garcia, a young (25) but popular boxer from Mexico. Incidentally, he won the fight where he was "burned." Whether Ostarine helped him or not, I don't know, but I do know that SARMs are very promising drugs for regenerative medicine and anti-aging therapy.
SARMs are essentially a new generation of anabolic steroids. Their main difference from the latter is that they have fewer side effects on scalp hair (baldness), skin (acne), prostate (prostate cancer), and testicles (testicular shrinkage) than exogenous testosterone. These drugs can also be used by women (although I am categorically against it). It's also interesting that similar drugs can be used for muscle growth after chemotherapy in cancer patients.
Thanks to these therapeutic properties, these drugs have great potential on the white market (currently only the black market). Essentially, they could be legal anabolic steroids. Therefore, if any of my subscribers are involved in investments, I think they should take a closer look at the stock of the company that will manufacture this drug.
