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GW-0742

GW-0742 is a highly selective PPARdelta agonist related to Cardarine (GW-501516). It is being explored for its ability to enhance fatty acid oxidation and improve metabolic parameters. It remains a research chemical with no human clinical trials completed.

Evidence25/100 — Emerging

Risk Level

High Risk

Difficulty

Advanced
CAS Number317318-84-6
Molecular FormulaC21H17F4NO3S2
ClassOther
CategoryFat Loss Agents

Mechanism of Action

GW-0742 selectively activates PPARdelta nuclear receptors with greater potency and selectivity than GW-501516. Activation upregulates genes involved in fatty acid beta-oxidation, energy uncoupling, and lipid transport. It shifts substrate utilization toward fatty acids, increases HDL cholesterol, and reduces triglycerides in preclinical models. It may also reduce inflammation via NF-kB pathway modulation.

Dosing Research

No established human dosing. Animal research uses 1-10 mg/kg. Underground community references 10-20 mg/day. No human pharmacokinetic data or clinical trials. Duration and cycling protocols are entirely speculative.

Side Effects & Risks

Shares the PPARdelta-related cancer concerns observed with GW-501516 in rodent studies. No human safety data whatsoever. Potential risks include carcinogenesis, metabolic disruption, and liver stress. Considered high risk due to complete lack of human data.

Research Studies

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