Description

What is Ostarine?

Ostarine (also known as MK-2866) is a SARM (Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator) originally developed by GTx and Merck to treat diseases that cause muscle wasting. SARMs like Ostarine are recently developed substances that offer effects comparable to anabolic steroids, but without side effects such as liver toxicity, prostate enlargement, testicular atrophy, acne, gynecomastia, hair loss, or high blood pressure.

Ostarine is so effective that it’s used not only for medical purposes but also by people looking to increase lean muscle mass and burn body fat quickly.

What kind of results can you expect with Ostarine?

Users typically experience:

• Increased lean muscle mass
• Significant reduction in body fat
• Enhanced strength
• Improved bone density

Most users gain 2 to 4 kg of lean muscle during a 4 to 8-week cycle.

Is Ostarine suitable for women?
Yes. Ostarine has no androgenic or masculinizing effects, making it completely safe for women. In fact, women often respond even better in terms of fat loss and lean muscle gain.

Can you take Ostarine year-round?
No. Ostarine must be cycled. A minimum 4-week break is recommended between cycles.

How is Ostarine taken?

• Orally, usually in liquid drops
• Once per day

Cycle duration:
Typically 4 to 8 weeks

When do effects become noticeable?
Most users begin to notice changes after 2 weeks of daily use.

Recommended dosage:

Does it harm the liver?
No. Ostarine is non-methylated, meaning it does not cause liver toxicity and requires no liver protection.

Best time of day to take it?
Any time. Ostarine has a half-life of 24+ hours, so timing is not critical.

Does it affect estrogen levels?
Ostarine does not aromatize, so it doesn’t significantly increase estrogen. In rare cases, estradiol levels may rise with high doses or long cycles, but return to normal within a week or two.

Does it increase blood pressure?
No. Ostarine does not affect blood pressure.

Can you drink alcohol during a cycle?
There are no direct interactions, but alcohol raises estrogen and lowers testosterone, so it’s best to limit alcohol for optimal results.

Does it need to be taken on an empty stomach?
No. Food intake does not affect absorption.

Other potential side effects:
Rare cases may include:

• Mild gynecomastia
• Acne
• Headaches
• Nausea
• Temporary testosterone suppression

These effects are uncommon and usually occur only at high doses or during extended cycles.

Is post-cycle therapy (PCT) needed?
Generally, no.
However, men using high doses or long cycles may consider using a SERM like raloxifene or toremifene post-cycle.

Can it help with joint or injury recovery?
Yes. Ostarine has strong anabolic properties that support the repair and maintenance of bones, joints, muscles, and tendons. It is also used in the treatment of osteoporosis.