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SARM

RAD-140

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Overview

A potent SARM studied preclinically (incl. breast-cancer models); human evidence is limited and includes published cases of drug-induced liver injury.

How it works

RAD-140 (testolone) is a potent SARM — a non-steroidal molecule that strongly activates the androgen receptor with the aim of building muscle while sparing other tissues.

Through androgen-receptor signaling it drives muscle-building gene activity, and it's been of preclinical interest in muscle and even in androgen-receptor-positive breast cancer.

The honest picture in humans is concerning rather than reassuring: the limited human literature is dominated by published case reports of liver injury, alongside the expected suppression of natural testosterone. It is not approved and is banned in sport.

Mechanism · Detailed Analysis
Molecular targetA high-affinity nonsteroidal AR agonist.
Signaling & downstream effectsAR transcriptional activation; preclinical interest spans muscle and AR-positive breast cancer.
CaveatsHuman data are sparse and dominated by published hepatotoxicity case reports plus expected HPTA suppression. Not approved; banned in sport.
Published EvidenceLoading cited studies from PubMed…
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