Author Archives: Victoria Atkinson

Victoria Atkinson, PhD is a UK-based freelance science writer specialising in chemistry, sustainability and research culture. With a DPhil in Organic Chemistry from the University of Oxford, she previously served on the editorial team of Chemistry World before transitioning to full-time freelance journalism. Her work spans top publications including Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN), Live Science and Technology Networks, covering topics from catalyst development to sustainable materials and research-culture issues.
  • Do SARMs Increase Testosterone? Here’s What the Research Actually Says

    SARMs promise muscle gains without the side effects of steroids – but can they actually increaseyour testosterone levels? It’s a loaded question. With fitness forums buzzing and supplement companies marketing SARMs as “testosterone boosters,” the science tells a more complicated story. Let’s break it down – what happens to your testosterone during and after SARMs use, and which compounds (if …

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  • What Is LH (Luteinising Hormone) and how it relates to SARMs

    Luteinising Hormone (LH) is a key player in the endocrine system – particularly when it comes to testosterone production, fertility, and the hormonal feedback loop that governs reproductive health in both men and women. Produced by the anterior pituitary gland, LH stimulates the Leydig cells in the testes to produce testosterone. Without LH, natural testosterone …

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  • Can SARMs Be Seized by Customs in the UK?

    What You Need to Know Before You Order Short Answer: Yes, SARMs coming into the UK can be seized by UK Customs – here’s why Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) exist in a legal grey area in the UK. While they’re not classified as controlled substances, they are not authorised for human consumption and are …

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  • Do SARMs Affect Testicle Size? Here’s what you need to know

    TL;DR Yes, authorised clinical studies and preclinical trials suggest that SARMs can reduce testicular size, primarily through suppression of luteinizing hormone (LH) and testosterone production. This testicular shrinkage is generally temporary and reversible in post-trial recovery periods, but highlights the need for careful hormonal monitoring in clinical settings. Key Takeaways SARMs: Targeted Action, Systemic Impact …

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  • Can taking Enclomiphene raise Blood Pressure? Here’s what the experts say

    Enclomiphene citrate is gaining traction as a safer alternative to testosterone replacement therapy – especially for men wanting to restore natural testosterone production without compromising fertility. But as with any compound that modulates hormones, one big question lingers:Does enclomiphene affect blood pressure? Let’s dive into what the science and clinical experience say about enclomiphene and …

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  • Do SARMs Cause Acne? The Clearer Picture

    Short answer: Yes – SARMs can cause acne, especially during or shortly after an authorised study. The risk and severity depend on the compound, dose, duration of use, and your individual hormonal sensitivity. Acne isn’t just a cosmetic issue. It’s often a visible sign of hormonal imbalance – something worth taking seriously before you start …

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  • Is Enclomiphene Legal? Updated Guidance for 2026

    What you need to know – and what you really should ask Ever wondered whether enclomiphene is “legal” in the UK? The short answer: it’s highly restricted, and the landscape is complex. By the end of this article you’ll understand the legal status, risks, and what it means for you – especially if you run …

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  • Glossary: Anabolism

    Definition: Anabolic Anabolic refers to any biological process that builds up complex molecules from simpler ones – the opposite of catabolic, which breaks things down.In the context of physiology and sports science, “anabolic” typically describes the growth and repair of muscle tissue, bone density, and other body structures through increased protein synthesis and cellular regeneration. …

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  • How Enclomiphene Works: Mechanism Explained for Researchers

    “Unlike exogenous testosterone, Enclomiphene stimulates the body’s own hormonal axis, making it a valuable tool for researchers studying endocrine feedback.” – Dr. K.M. Rodriguez, Andrology Reports, 2023 Why Mechanism Matters If you’re running hormone-related studies, you know one thing: mechanism is everything. Understanding how a compound exerts its effects is key to designing valid experiments. …

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