So, guys, Derekmore, Playt SmartAids.com.

Today we're going to be talking about injectable RAD 140 and some blood test before and afters I got sent.

So again, I've been, you know, sort of curating blood test results for these injectable SARMs because they're kind of few and far between.

And even when somebody posts them, they're like, you know, showing half of their information or

they don't have baseline blood work to go off of or it's just, you know, a shit show of disorganization.

I don't know why there isn't more material available, considering they've been out for a while.

I don't know.

I would think there'd be more people getting their blood work done before and afters to actually assess how this is impacting their biomarkers but anyways I really appreciated this guy reaching out to me because he has a good baseline foundation of TRT and we can see here I'm going to go into it this is his bloods on September 9th, 2019. So everything here

is in range. Humatology looks good. Metabolic panel looks good. You can see his kidney function

is fine despite the fact that he has a BUN to creatinine ratio of 21.

It's not really anything that is out of the realm of somebody who just lifts a lot and is muscular.

The rest of it looks good.

Liver enzymes, 20 AST, 29 ALT in range.

Cholesterol, despite being on TRT, he's in range on everything.

Number 19 total, 51 triglycerides, 42 milligrams per deciliter HDL, 10 VLDL cholesterol, 67 LDL,

cholesterol HDL ratio 2.8. LH and FH in the toilet as expected if you're on TRT.

Total testosterone, 536.

This is based on amino assay results, but he's only on TRT.

So, you know, we'll take that with a grain of salt.

T4 levels, fine, DHGAs is fine, cortisol, fine, TSC is a bit high.

Estradial, it's using electrochem and luminescence radio amino assay, unfortunately, so it's not,

probably not even accurate, but anyways, it's in range.

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