transandrosterones

Transandrosterones are a group of synthetic anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) that are structurally related to the naturally occurring hormone testosterone. They are not typically found in nature and are created through chemical modification of existing steroid compounds. The term "transandrosterones" may refer to a specific class of compounds or a broader category depending on the context of scientific literature. Like other anabolic steroids, transandrosterones can promote muscle growth, increase bone density, and enhance red blood cell production. However, they also carry a range of potential side effects, which can include cardiovascular issues, liver damage, and hormonal imbalances. Due to their anabolic properties, transandrosterones have been used in veterinary medicine to improve growth and feed efficiency in livestock. In human athletic performance, their use is prohibited by most sports organizations and anti-doping agencies due to concerns about fairness and health risks. Research into the specific pharmacological effects, metabolism, and long-term health consequences of various transandrosterones is ongoing.