So, guys, Derek, more place, more dates.com. Today we're going to be talking about

ecsteroon. This is the most well-known ecsteroid from that class of estrogen receptor beta

agonist, although perhaps you may be more familiar with circestrone at this point, and perhaps,

I don't know, maybe the general supplement industry may be more familiar with sarcastrone at this

point because it's become pretty

well known over the past year. So I've been actually almost talking about this stuff for a year at

this point, which is kind of wild. And basically, I think this video, because it's introducing

a whole new compound, you know, probably worth revisiting some of the original literature, although it will

be more of a speed run.

And I do recommend if you want to get a deep dive into the literature, you watch my, I'm

going back on steroid Turkestron versus Diana Ball video back in November of last year.

Basically, when I recorded this video, I was like four months deep into research on

supramolecular inclusion complexes of actiscerone. Basically, when I recorded this video, I was like four months deep into research on super

molecular inclusion complexes of actosterone with hydroxypropyl beta cyclodectrine or beta

cyclodectrine in general, but more so with turkasteroone as opposed to ecsteroids in

general, but the main one of interest to me was turkestrone.

I will show you why in some of the literature.

And then also where the application of ecsteroon really comes in and why I felt it was worthwhile

to add that as another optional product, you know, separately to turkestrone.

Like they both interact with the same receptor.

So what kind of viability would one have over the other?

How do they differ?

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