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1 Metabolism in the body
Because hormones have specific receptors in cells, a small dose can produce an effect, so the amount of ASs is very small, metabolism and elimination are rapid, and the metabolic products in the body are quite complex
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ASs are easily absorbed by oral administration, but the first-pass effect is more serious, which affects the efficacy of the medicine
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2 Toxicology and adverse reactions
Long-term use or intake of androgens can interfere with the body's normal hormone balance.
Men will experience testicular atrophy, breast enlargement, premature baldness, liver and kidney dysfunction or liver tumors, and women will experience virilization, menstrual disorders, muscle proliferation, and increased hair.
Long-term intake of estrogen can cause feminization, precocious puberty, and inhibit bone and sperm development.
In particular, estrogen-like substances have obvious carcinogenic effects, which can lead to deformities and cancers of the reproductive organs of women and their female offspring, especially for children
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3 Maximum allowable residue limit
Because of its role in promoting the deposition of nutrients in animals and improving production performance, ASs have been widely used in animal husbandry
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However, the misuse of ASs will cause different levels of residues in animal tissues.
Table 8-4 MRLs of ASs formulated by major countries and organizations in the world