Latest SARMs Breakthroughs: How Scientists Are Making Them Safer

Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) continue to attract attention in both research and fitness communities — but until recently, the precise way SARMs interact with the body wasn’t fully understood.

A new study published in ACS Omega (July 2025) maps how SARMs bind at the molecular level to androgen receptors and the enzyme 5α-reductase. This discovery helps explain why SARMs can promote muscle and bone growth without the same broad side effects associated with anabolic steroids.

Why this matters:
Understanding the molecular binding pathways is a critical step toward developing next-generation SARMs that are more tissue-selective and potentially safer for long-term use in medical treatments like osteoporosis and muscle wasting.

At NutriMax, we provide high-purity SARMs strictly for research purposes — and we’re watching these scientific advances closely.

Curious about the future of SARMs? Follow the NutriMax SARMs blog for ongoing research insights and updates on the evolving science behind these compounds.