So up guys, Derek Moore, platesmore dates.com. Today we're going to be talking briefly about

how all steroids more or less just do the same thing. And I know that sounds kind of nuts when

there are, you know, there's bulking compounds, there's cutting compounds, there's things to step

on stage that dry you out, there's this, there's that, there's a lot of hype behind certain

things and certain compounds for certain situations but at the

end of the day when it comes down to muscle growth what we're basically concerned with is how good

is a compound at nitrogen retention this is sort of like how we compare and contrast how well these things

are performing in a muscle accrual phase so androgen receptor activation is accomplished via the same mechanism by any steroid more or less.

And the steroids, you know, after you administer them, they bind to the AR and transcribe

anabolic and endogenic effects and tissues.

Interestingly enough though, the human body generally responds in almost the exact same way to any

antibiotic because they all basically just do the same thing at the end of the day.

And this is a quote from a study I want to mention to you guys that I feel is really worth

highlighting because people will often use drugs.

I've covered this in the past.

A lot of people will use drugs based on the fact

that they think they need them because they're stronger.

When you actually look at the clinical data,

you're more so evaluating their side effect profile

and thinking the additional water retention

or the additional blood volume or the additional whatever

is what is making the know, making the drug

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