GW-501516 reviews: what real users say
We read 418 first-hand mentions of GW-501516 from health and supplement communities. 159 of them say clearly how it went — and 61% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: performance (89% of 103), weight loss (84% of 61), energy (92% of 25), heart & lipids (87% of 23).
Most common complaints: cancer risk, acne, brain fog, insomnia, carcinogenic. All side effects →
High-risk compound. Not an approved supplement; nothing here is a recommendation to use it.
Positive experiences
“For weight loss Cardarine is good. It tells your body to use fat as energy... my body fat has dropped abit but not loads but it's been 2 weeks.”
“I use 20mg a day, most people won’t notice a difference between 10 and 20. At 20 I am just below normal function.”
“I don't get tired as easily. I can get in more sets than I was able to before, I'm not sore the next day (ever) and I feel like I have reserves of energy all day long.”
“took 2 caps a day (20mg) 30min before cardio and I felt great really boosted my confidence when I could actually last.”
“I felt day 1 and I don’t think it was placebo. I’ve had to force myself to leave the gym after an hour of lifting and 30 min of cardio.”
“also taking Cardarine and I noticed my endurance increased and waist got a little smaller after 8 weeks or so.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“The first time I took gw505516 with sr9009 I felt fantastic. Very strong, could go forever. Within a week that sensation was gone.”
“Since starting cardarine 5 years ago, I began to notice improvements in my blood work. I started to feel like my old self again.”
“I did a 6-week cycle of apparently fake Ostarine and Cardarine in November 2022. It gave me increased anxiety that does not go away and insomnia.”
“After a few days noticed I had a real problem with falling asleep and my quality of sleep was poor.”
“For me it didn't do anything on my cholesterol. Used 20mg per day for 10 weeks.”
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