Cardarine is not a SARM, even though it constantly gets lumped in with them. This is mainly because its commonly sold on research chemical websites primarily dealing in SARMSs. This is a similar situation to the growth hormone secretagouge MK-677 which often gets miscategorized as well.
Cardarine was developed in the 1990s as a drug candidate for metabolic diseases and cardiovascular diseases.
CLICK HERE for the podcast episode on Cardarine.
A major problem I’ve noticed with many sarm companies is their third-party testing is sometimes a year or two old and may not necessarily represent their most current batch of stock. Recently, I’ve had several people emailing me over the past month about Proven Peptides.
If I’m going to recommend something to my readers, I want to know 100% that its legitimate because I have a reputation to maintain.
And I’m not saying that all other companies aren’t legit. But I feel like I need to have 100% proof in what I’m recommending. And I know many of you would like to see some hard proof. Considering that a lot of people have been asking about Proven Peptides, I recently reached out to them.
They were familiar with leavingweakness and I had a very candid discussion with Josh Fulton, their owner. We mutually agreed that if their products were solid, I would recommend them to my readers. I expressed my concerns with the third-party testing being so old with a lot of the other companies.
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