Amplifier chemicals that bound to specific proteins are referred to as selective androgen receptor modulators, or SARMs for short. They were investigated as possible therapies for a variety of diseases and conditions, including cancer, osteoporosis, sexual dysfunction, myasthenia gravis, Stroke, and muscle wasting. SARMs have recently been included to a variety of supplements that are sold at those who are interested in fitness. It has been discovered that SARMs lower levels of endogenous testosterone, impact cholesterol levels, and change the function of the liver. 

SARMs are often used in tandem with one another and on a cyclical basis by those who use them for recreational purposes. In addition to this, they may engage in postcycle treatment, which entails the use of SERMs in the downtime between cycles with the goal of reestablishing a healthy hormone balance. Pharmacists need to be aware of the harmful consequences that might come from using SARMs in order to properly counsel patients about the dangers that may be involved.

Pharmacists, who serve as an essential connection between patients and healthcare professionals, are expected to be aware of the possibility that patients may not always offer accurate information regarding the substances they take. One example of this would be selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs), which are gaining popularity as performance-enhancing supplements owing to the fact that they have the ability to eliminate body fat, grow lean muscle mass, increase endurance, and speed up the recovery process.

Fitness enthusiasts, bodybuilders, and individuals whose occupations require them to be physically active are examples of the kind of people who could contemplate or actually partake in the recreational use of items containing SARMs. The World Anti-Doping Agency issued a ban on the use of SARMs in sports in the year 2008. In 2017, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) …