Anabolic Ratio and Androgenic Ratio Chart

What is Anabolic Androgenic Ratio?

Anabolic steroids are derivatives of testosterone which share two types of activity–muscle building (anabolic) and non-muscle male sex hormone related activity (androgenic):

• Anabolic, meaning that they promote anabolism (cell growth)
• Androgenic (or virilising), meaning that they affect the development and maintenance of masculine characteristics

Some examples of the anabolic effects are:

• increased protein synthesis from amino acids
• increased appetite
• increased bone remodeling and growth
• stimulation of bone marrow, which increases the production of red blood cells

Through a number of mechanisms anabolic steroids stimulate the formation of muscle cells and hence cause an increase in the size of skeletal muscles, leading to increased strength. 

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Anabolic Ratio and Androgenic Ratio Chart:

The Androgenic/Virilising Effects Include:

• pubertal growth
• sebaceous gland oil production
• growth of the clitoris in females
• increased growth of androgen-sensitive hair (pubic, beard, chest, and limb hair)
• increased vocal cord size and deepening the voice
• increased libido
• suppression of natural sex hormones
• impaired production of sperm.

The androgenic:anabolic ratio of an AAS is an important factor when determining the clinical application of these compounds. Initial steroid research sought to synthesize a compound which retained a high degree of anabolic activity coupled with a diminished androgenic activity, the goal being to produce a compound with a high anabolic yet low androgenic effect, or a high A/A ratio. Since steroids were intended for medical treatment patients could include men and women, and even children. It was therefore important to avoid any androgenic effects when providing anabolic treatment.