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Niche pharma and DHT derivatives for dimorphism.

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I want to grow some bones in my face after erda, primarily my jaw.

I was looking into proviron, and then halo, and now I ended up here.

Any recommendations anyone?


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I want to grow some bones in my face after erda, primarily my jaw.

I was looking into proviron, and then halo, and now I ended up here.

Any recommendations anyone?


@genio
"Niche pharma" isn't good. Most times it's under-researched slop with a few mechanisms that could help you, and some that'll wreck your endocrine system or just give you a golf-ball sized tumor

Tbh as a good rule-of-thumb you should avoid anything that's working off theoretical results
 
"Niche pharma" isn't good. Most times it's under-researched slop with a few mechanisms that could help you, and some that'll wreck your endocrine system or just give you a golf-ball sized tumor

Tbh as a good rule-of-thumb you should avoid anything that's working off theoretical results
I would consider the term l“niche pharmacology” as a pretty broad term.

Usually when I use the term, I am talking about something like DHT derivatives, cnp analogs, fgfr3 inhibitors etc.

I’m already hopping on erda, after vast research.
 

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