So, guys, Derek Mooreplacemoredays.com.

Today we're going to be talking about injectable superdural versus oral superdraal.

So one of the reasons I even, you know, have interest in covering this topic is a lot of the hype around the injectable sarms versus oral sarms as well as injectable formats of other, you know, anabolic endogenic steroids that are traditionally used orally now being prepared

in, you know, suspensions and injectable preparations. There's a lot of people using, you know,

like inject, well, not a lot of people, but there's people using injectable anindrol, injectable anavar,

a lot of stuff nowadays. And when you actually get into it, it's kind of interesting because it doesn't

just come down to bioavailability,

which is what you would assume logically,

is what I would have assumed too prior to,

you know, really looking into this in the past year,

is that the actual first pass effect of drug metabolism

doesn't necessarily just, you know,

hinder bioavailability.

It may also create metabolites that otherwise

would not get created that have their own inherent

anabolic and endogenic properties

and tissue selectivity.

So oral super droll versus injectable super drool

is a good example of this.

So this is just kind of what I wanted to delve into

because we actually have clinical data

to reflect this as opposed to, you know, with SARMs and, you know, certain anabolic energetic

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