YK-11 reviews: what real users say
We read 153 first-hand mentions of YK-11 from health and supplement communities. 58 of them say clearly how it went — and 39% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: performance (91% of 35), weight loss (100% of 9).
Where it disappoints: hormones (only 0% of 5 say better).
Most common complaints: suppression, hair loss, joint pain, liver toxicity, acne. All side effects →
High-risk compound. Not an approved supplement; nothing here is a recommendation to use it.
Positive experiences
“tried yk11 and mk677 from them. lost 10lb, bulked up, upped some of my PRs by about 40% over like 8 weeks.”
“I'm running YK11 at 15mg titrated up to 25mg and I'm having extremely noticeable results and feel on top of the world.”
“I'm running RAD 140 and Yk-11. It's definitely helped with muscle density.”
“YK and LGD was by far the best stack out off all the sarms I’ve tried. Nothing came close to it.”
“two years ago I took mk677and yk11 and they were super results!”
“water retention i find helps when using yk11 to semi alleviate joint discomfort”
Negative and mixed experiences
“Made me so watery and bloated, bloody noses while doing cardio and super high BP, plus I put on shit muscle and felt terrible.”
“I took yk-11 once. Stacked it with rad. I ran both yk and rad at 5mg each for 8 weeks. Pumps were insane. Gained about 7 pounds.”
“I did “mass research” which is a stack of 15mg LGD, 30mg of RAD, and 12mg of YK-11 produced by SR Labz ... I was more than happy with the results.”
“I'm 99% sure it's from the YK11, since it's much closer to a steroid it comes with the steroidal side effects, such as hair shedding.”
“I really have nothing to report. Either my dose was too small, or this shit was completely bunk. No noticeable strength gains above normal linear progression”
“YK-11 made me full as fuck at all times. I didn't put on a lot of size but it gave me a pump all day. Wouldn't never touch it again though because it fucked up my hairline”
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