Sarms for my Mother Osteoporosis

[charzent]

Hello Dylan,

I'm a YouTube subscriber of yours and truly appreciate all of the content you put out. I have learned so much from you and will always recommend you to my friends!

Recently, my mother was diagnosed with osteoporosis. She's 58 years old and healthy besides this minor setback with the osteoporosis. Would there be any sarms or healing peptides my mother could take to help the situation? Thank you for your help!

 

[DylanGemelli]

Hello Dylan,

I'm a YouTube subscriber of yours and truly appreciate all of the content you put out. I have learned so much from you and will always recommend you to my friends!

Recently, my mother was diagnosed with osteoporosis. She's 58 years old and healthy besides this minor setback with the osteoporosis. Would there be any sarms or healing peptides my mother could take to help the situation? Thank you for your help!

yes, mk2866 was specifically designed for osteoperosis patients and will be perfect for her.. its very safe and it is all she needs here.. here is the link to purchase it followed by the layout...

https://www.sarmsx.com/30-Off/30-mk-2866

1-12 mk2866 12.5 mg per day the first 4 weeks then bump to 25 mg per day, dosed once a day in the a.m.

 

[olderbro]

yes, mk2866 was specifically designed for osteoperosis patients and will be perfect for her.. its very safe and it is all she needs here.. here is the link to purchase it followed by the layout...

https://www.sarmsx.com/30-Off/30-mk-2866

1-12 mk2866 12.5 mg per day the first 4 weeks then bump to 25 mg per day, dosed once a day in the a.m.

Yeah and she'll be jacked AF.....kidding!

 

[DylanGemelli]

Yeah and she'll be jacked AF.....kidding!

LOLLL she will definitely benefit in a major way with it if she is in that kind of pain, absolutey... and it will preserve muscle wastage which is a terrible thing that occurs with osteoperosis...

 

[Flanex]

My mom is 70 & has rheumatoid arthritis pretty bad.Do you think she could benefit from MK-2866?

 

[DylanGemelli]

My mom is 70 & has rheumatoid arthritis pretty bad.Do you think she could benefit from MK-2866?

absolutely she could... just have her take it exactly how i wrote it out for the op above bro

 

[Flanex]

absolutely she could... just have her take it exactly how i wrote it out for the op above bro

Okay I will.Thanks Dylan

 

[RickRock]

MK-2866 is the sarm that was created originally to treat things like this, so it's absolutely perfect. She could certainly see a lot of benefit for her condition

 

[DylanGemelli]

Okay I will.Thanks Dylan

anytime brother, im always happy to help!

 

[ThepoManta]

My grandmother also struggles with this rheumatoid arthritis. She has been for years...

What kinds of benefit would she have from MK-2866? Her skin is like a thin paper due to all the medications she has had. And of course her muscles are not strong anymore. MK-2866 would not interfere with her other medication, right?

And would she just need to take 12.5mg per day and not increase if that dose is enough for pain relief?

If this would work for some strenght in her legs/calves and some pain reliëf... That would mean the world to me.

Looking forward to your replies!!

 

[Flanex]

My grandmother also struggles with this rheumatoid arthritis. She has been for years...

What kinds of benefit would she have from MK-2866? Her skin is like a thin paper due to all the medications she has had. And of course her muscles are not strong anymore. MK-2866 would not interfere with her other medication, right?

And would she just need to take 12.5mg per day and not increase if that dose is enough for pain relief?

If this would work for some strenght in her legs/calves and some pain reliëf... That would mean the world to me.

Looking forward to your replies!!

I hear you brother.It KILLS me to see my mother in so much pain 24/7.If I can alleviate any % of that pain it would mean the world to me.At the same time,I'm worried it might interfere with her other meds.She's also a diabetic & takes a lot of meds between the two.

 

[ThepoManta]

I hear you brother.It KILLS me to see my mother in so much pain 24/7.If I can alleviate any % of that pain it would mean the world to me.At the same time,I'm worried it might interfere with her other meds.She's also a diabetic & takes a lot of meds between the two.

Jep. Also diabetici xD I really would like to take some of the pain away

 

[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

Pre-clinical

AC-262,356.
JNJ-28330835.
LGD-2226 – affects both muscle and bone.
LGD-3303.
S-40503 – selective for bone tissue, particularly low virilization, intended for osteoporosis and may be suitable for use in women.
S-23 – under development as a male hormonal contraceptive.
RAD140.

S-40503 looks like a great option
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14600402
https://www.researchgate.net/public..._Modulator_SARM_in_Rat_Models_of_Osteoporosis

 

[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

See, this is why sarms are on the up and up and are simply amazing

 

[Flanex]

Pre-clinical

AC-262,356.
JNJ-28330835.
LGD-2226 – affects both muscle and bone.
LGD-3303.
S-40503 – selective for bone tissue, particularly low virilization, intended for osteoporosis and may be suitable for use in women.
S-23 – under development as a male hormonal contraceptive.
RAD140.

S-40503 looks like a great option
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14600402
https://www.researchgate.net/public..._Modulator_SARM_in_Rat_Models_of_Osteoporosis

I didn't know there were so many versions of LGD let alone all those other sarms.I heard of S-23 that's about it.Wow thanks for the info BDK.

 

[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

I didn't know there were so many versions of LGD let alone all those other sarms.I heard of S-23 that's about it.Wow thanks for the info BDK.

oh bro, there are so many and they all look fantastic .. !

 

[Flanex]

oh bro, there are so many and they all look fantastic .. !

I am Sooo intrigued by them but at the same time,in the back of my mind I'm thinking "do I want to give my 70yo Mom AAS??"I know they're not the same but they're similar enough to question myself.You get what I mean?I'd never forgive myself if I fucked her up even more.

 

[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

I am Sooo intrigued by them but at the same time,in the back of my mind I'm thinking "do I want to give my 70yo Mom AAS??"I know they're not the same but they're similar enough to question myself.You get what I mean?I'd never forgive myself if I fucked her up even more.

well, they are very new but once they take off im sure most people will take to them as typical.

 

[DylanGemelli]

See, this is why sarms are on the up and up and are simply amazing

absolutely right... the entire intended purpose of development is so so so huge in terms of what they can do for people

 

[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

absolutely right... the entire intended purpose of development is so so so huge in terms of what they can do for people

one thing ive noticed with sarms is that they are going from pre clinical to clinical trials extremely fast, that in itself says something. Usually compounds take years and years to even get through that process to where they have in human clinical trials and even then some drugs after many years never really go in human for clinical trials. That is extremely promising, very exciting... and to top it off there are is a wide array of different sarms, alot have similarities but they are all very specific which is why they have so many. I cant stop reading about them now lol