What's up guys? Derek? More plates, more dates.com.

Today we're going to be talking about how SARMs can potentially be a therapeutic option for

hay loss prevention. So a lot of people are probably thinking, SARMs anecdotally can cause hair loss.

How are they going to help prevent it? So what a lot of people, first off, don't realize is that the dosages being used for

performance enhancement are often significantly exceeding what would be used in an anti-androgenic

capacity. So this is sort of not, I don't know, it depends on the SARM though and how tissue

selective it is. So some are far better than others. Obviously, the more tissue selective, the better. So some SARMs are really no better than certain

steroidal SARMs that have better tissue selectivity than testosterone, which are just things that most

are commonly known as testosterone. So things like trend blown,, like, you know, things that are compared

to testosterone normally that are anabolic steroids are also referred to in the clinical data

as steroidal SARMs simply because they have better tissue selectivity than testosterone.

But testosterone, as you should know, is not tissue selective. It sucks in terms of distinguishing between

anabolic activity to endogenic activity. It's like the reference steroid used for all studies

in terms of what is baseline for tissue selective. So anything that's more tissue selective than

testosterone, which is like, as you already know, converts to DHD and can be significantly endogenic via the DHD conversion as well as inherently with the parent hormone.

Anything better than that is like selective.

So there are a lot of steroidal SARMs that have been developed for decades that people use traditionally as

you know what they often just classify as anabolic steroids, which is fine.

But non-steroidal sarms, these are the ones that are commonly seen as sarms with, you know,

in the mainstream community nowadays, which is what we're going to be

addressing the non-steroidal ones. And some of those, though, the non-steroidal ones,

have tissue selectivity that are worse than or, you know, formidable to some of the

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