The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
but it is super anabolic but it also has very odd progenic activity. So it interacts with the progesterone receptor causes severe night sweats. It's called trend sweats. Um, it also has this weird side effect called trenough. And it's like one of the only, it's no one can be sure of what is causing it, but it's the one of the only drugs associated with a prevalence of a severe coughing fit, like you're having an allergic reaction or something after you take it.
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so it interacts with the progesterone receptor causes severe night sweats it's called Trend sweats it also has this weird side effect called Trend cough no one can be sure of what is causing it but it's the one of the only drugs associated with a prevalence of a severe coughing fit like you're having an allergic reaction or something after you take it so you inject and you feel all of a sudden this tightness in your chest and then within 20 seconds you're on the floor hacking up aung for 2 minutes
so it interacts with the progesterone receptor causes severe night sweats it's called Trend sweats um it also has this weird side effect called Trend cough and it's like one of the only it's no one can be sure of what is cus it but it's the one of the only drugs associated with a prevalence of a severe coughing fit like you're having an allergic reaction or something after you take it