Does anyone know since this is a DHT derivative will it help control estrogen to some extent?

Been running one mg twice a week stacking with MK-677 on fasted cardio days twice a week. Does anyone have experience with this combo?

(Part 1 of our TPDB series: Risk — The Numbers They Don’t Want You to Understand) If you’ve ever read a headline that made you feel a sudden jolt of fear — “risk doubles,” “danger spikes,” “linked to cancer,” “raises mortality” — there’s a good chance you were reacting not to facts, but to a statistical illusion most people don’t realize they’ve fallen for. Almost nobody is taught how to read risk properly. And that’s exactly why this trick works so well. 🧮 Two Different Numbers — Two Very Different Realities You’ll never understand health statistics (or media manipulation) until you understand these two terms: 1. Absolute Risk This is the actual, real-world probability that something will happen. Example: “3 out of 1,000 people will experience this in the next 10 years.” Absolute risk tells you the size of the danger in real life. 2. Relative Risk This is a comparison — how much higher or lower a risk is in one group compared to another. Example: “People who do X have twice the risk of Y.” Relative risk tells you how groups differ, but it hides the actual numbers beneath the comparison. 🔥 Where the Manipulation Happens If your absolute risk goes from 2 in 1,000 → 3 in 1,000, that is a tiny absolute change… …but a 50% relative increase. So which one do headlines use? The scary one. The “50% increase” one. The one that sounds like you should panic. And you’ve seen this everywhere: - Peptide scare stories - GLP-1 outrage headlines - Supplement marketing hype - Pharma press releases - Wellness influencer fear-bait - “Biohacker calls out dangerous compound” posts - Even academic papers written for media pickup They rarely tell you the absolute risk. Because absolute risk makes the danger look… boring. And “boring” doesn’t generate clicks, fear, or compliance. 🧠 Why This Works on Almost Everyone Most people — very smart people — instinctively react to: - Big percentages - Words like “doubles” or “triples” - Emotional stories - Vivid threats - Headlines that sound urgent or exceptional

Hello Tony, Just want to know is it safe to own and consume SARMS and other secretagogues in United States. Just want to be safe.

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