If you're working out and chasing muscle gains or a lean physique, you may have heard of SARMs . They are often marketed as a “safe” shortcut to build muscle — without the unwanted side-effects of steroids. But are these claims real? Can SARMs truly deliver muscle gains and stay safe? And most importantly — are they legal in 2025? This guide covers everything you need to know in plain, simple language. 🧬 What Are SARMs? SARMs stands for Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators . Wikipedia +1 They are synthetic (laboratory-made) compounds that aim to mimic some effects of male hormones like testosterone. Wikipedia +1 Unlike steroids, SARMs claim to target mostly muscle and bone tissues — not the entire body. Bodybuilding Wizard +1 That’s why they are often marketed as “cleaner” muscle-builders. In short: SARMs are designed to turn on muscle growth machinery — but only in certain tissues. 🔎 Why People Are Drawn to SARMs For many gym-goers, the promise is tempti...
Gold and silver prices fell again on Friday, October 24, after a short rally the day before. Traders sold holdings as hopes of easing trade tensions grew. Gold futures on the MCX dropped ₹2,704 per 10 grams, or 2.2%, to ₹1,21,400. The metal has fallen in four of the last six sessions, losing about 4.4% in value. This could be its first weekly loss in nine weeks. Silver followed the same path. MCX silver futures slipped ₹3,432 per kilogram, or 2.3%, to ₹1,45,080. The metal has dropped in four of the last five sessions, falling nearly 11.5% overall. The decline came after reports that U.S. President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping will meet on October 30. The news lifted hopes of better trade ties between the two countries, which reduced demand for safe-haven metals like gold and silver. Trade tensions have been high in recent weeks, with both nations imposing new tariffs. Any sign of peace talks is easing investor fear and driving some profit booking. Expert View: Pri...