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Anabolic Discussion Board ARE VET STEROIDS REALLY DESIGNED FOR ANIMAL RECEPTORS?
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Author | Topic: ARE VET STEROIDS REALLY DESIGNED FOR ANIMAL RECEPTORS? | ||
Amateur Bodybuilder Posts: 96 |
I READ THAT THEY ARE DESIGNED FOR ANIMAL RECEPTORS AND WILL WORK IN HUMANS BUT MUCH IS WASTED DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE MOLECULE IS LOOKING TO ATTACH TO AN ANIMAL RECEPTOR WHICH IS NOT THERE.ANY TRUTH TO THIS?I THOUGHT THEY WERE THE IDENTICAL COMPOUND. | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 1019 |
Eq & Deca need I say more, I dont believe that info you read has the slightest ounce of truth in it. But who knows. PS where did you read that, perhaps post the article? ------------------ | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 903 |
Do not use vet gear, if you have any eq please e-mail me so I can properly dispose of it! | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 1019 |
Lol @ Jdismukes | ||
Pro Bodybuilder Posts: 452 |
No, animals and humans have the same receptors. Test is to a horse the same as it is to a human. Generally, the products are less effective because of impurities. | ||
Amateur Bodybuilder Posts: 250 |
If you're talking about bioavailability here,yes,that makes sense. But the source of information could help,also. | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 948 |
An androgen receptor is an androgen receptor, and testosterone is testosterone. | ||
Moderator Posts: 5764 |
Well there is truth to this statement, while the androgen receptor is stimulated by drugs, animals as well have certain receptors that we don't have. For instance clenbuterol is an anabolic steroid IN ANIMAL (dogs etc..) in humans we dont' have the receptor that clenbuterol binds too in humans so it goes around searching for somewhere to bind, fortuntely it finds and antagonizes the beta-2 receptor in humans. So there is some truth to that statement. Personally i feel that human drugs are almost always of a much higer quality than vet drugs, especially when most vet drugs come from mexico. | ||
Freak Posts: 1609 |
When i posted a week ago that vet roids don't have the same quality check has human roids i got the wind in front. Still i must point out that it was Captain Dbol who stated (in his good days) on the Aussie side that there was a big difference. Period. So yes i believe it is better to use human grade roids, if possible. For what it is worth. ------------------ Don't look back, life is too short | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 1115 |
Jeff_rys, ever work at a pharmaceutical laboratory that produces both human and veterinary products? NO? I have. | ||
Amateur Bodybuilder Posts: 195 |
WELL, we are all animals, dogs, humans, cats, and horses (lizards, flys, and worms also), but I see what you mean. While some drugs do differ in their effects on humans as opposed to, lets say, a dog, I believe testosterone/AS is/are effective in all placental mammals, as the placental mammals have the receptors that AS bind to. DreamingBig | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 1019 |
Hey E2, hows it going? I am gonna have to agree with you, but also disagree to an extent about the clen thing. It is anti catabolic when used in humans because of the doses but feed that to cows and it becomes anabolic. This is because the amount they give a cow is much greater than a human would ever consider taking. There is an issue with un sterile products here but for most parts purity of a vet steroid compared to a human steroid is only slightly different. 99.9% pure vet medicines compared to 99.99% human medicines ------------------ | ||
Pro Bodybuilder Posts: 452 |
yes, but you have to remember that animals take several milligrams of Clen where humans can only stand micrograms. If a human could survive taking clen in mg doses, perhaps it would act as a steroid in us as well. | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 1019 |
Yes GetHuge that is exactly what I said ------------------ | ||
Amateur Bodybuilder Posts: 84 |
No I am pretty sure that animal and I have the same receptors at least that is what he was telling me LOL ------------------ | ||
Freak Posts: 1841 |
I am not an animal........I am animal B |
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