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Gw53.0

Cardarine (GW501516)

Limited safety

Evidence

Evidence Score3/10

Studies: 6

Meta-analyses: 0

Dosage & timing

Dosage:

No legitimate or recommended dose — cardarine is an unapproved grey-market research chemical whose development was halted over cancer in animals, and which is banned in sport. We do NOT provide a dosing protocol. The only published human exposure is a 2-week 2.5–10 mg lipid study in a hospital setting; that does not constitute a recommended regimen.

Best Time:

Any time

Can take on empty stomach

Form:

None — unapproved grey-market research chemical, abandoned over carcinogenicity

What you'll notice

ℹ️ No human efficacy dataneutral

Throughout

🏃 Increased endurance (mice)neutral

Weeks (in mice)

🩸 Raised HDL / improved triglyceride clearance (small human study)neutral

Weeks

Safety

Limited safety

Contraindications:

Anyone — development was abandoned over tumours across multiple organs in long-term animal studies
Not an approved medicine and not a regulated dietary supplement — unregulated grey-market research chemical; do not self-source
Competitive athletes — banned by WADA since 2009; will trigger an anti-doping violation

Drug Interactions:

Any prescription medication
Other PPAR agonists / fibrates

Side Effects:

Cancer risk (animal multi-organ tumours)Harm from an unregulated, impure product

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