question from a user
SARMS with TRT: They indeed have sides and I have seen them crash natural production. There is no free ride but if it cannot crash it because you don't produce any ....so you get extra gainz if you cycle them in? What is attractive is you can get them at legit supplement stores and are fairly inexpensive.
AlphaMD's Answer
The side effects of suppressing natural Testosterone when on any Steroid (including T itself) is usually overshadowed by the amount or effect gained of taking it. In the case of combing SARMs and Testosterone & talking about the SARMs crashing natural T, I would agree with the logic there that taking extra Testosterone would combat that specific side effect.
You're also right that the prices aren't comparably bad if you look to price them against other AAS outside of Testosterone itself.
A word of caution though, they're not technically supplements, and it's not really legal to sell synthetic SARMs - however there's a bit of a grey area around SARMs based on natural or organic compound's. TL:Dr; They're not required to prove effectiveness or claims & may not be exactly what you're buying even if a product says it is.
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