Description
Stanozolol (Winstrol) is a modified version of the DHT molecule. Scientists have made several modifications that help to improve the anabolic content of ego and reduce the content of androgens. The lower content of androgens allows women to accept ego in the same way as men. Androgenic side effects are much more pronounced in women than in men.
Characteristics:
- active half-life period (hours): 9 hours,
- application (men): 20-40 mg per week,
- retains water: no,
- aromatization: no.
Effects of taking Stanozolol
One of the reasons why Stanozolol tablets are so effective in drying cycles is that they can help a person lose weight while maintaining muscle mass. This is the main reason why bodybuilders use ego in pre-competition cycles. It also gives them the dry and cut look they want on competition day.
It is known that Stanozolol improves bone growth, muscle mass and blood production, and also increases human endurance.The tissues become denser, which means that even after a grueling workout, the athlete will recover faster and literally the next day he will be able to return to the gym to exercise machines and dumbbells.
Use and dosage of Stanozolol
Stanozolol is taken 30 mg daily in a single course application to increase strength, form muscle relief and venous outline.
The duration of course application is up to 8 weeks. Desirable post-course therapy on the 3rd day after the end of taking the drug.
Combined course
To prepare for competitions or for weight loss and drying, Stanozolol is combined with Trenbolone. For mass, the drug can be combined with Anapolon or Danabol.
Stanozolol in combination with strong androgens reduces the estrogenic effect.
Side effects
They have many different side effects. They are similar to other anabolic steroids, but not as intense. Androgenic side effects are practically absent. Side effects are much worse if the drug is taken incorrectly and overdosed in order to get more benefit from the drug. If you plan to take this drug, here are some side effects you may want to watch out for:
- Pain in large joints and damage to ligaments are the most frequent complications. To minimize the risk, stanozolol should be combined with testosterone and decoy. Read more here. Special additives for ligaments and joints are also used.
- The rise in blood pressure is eliminated by taking hypotensive agents (enalapril).
- The increase in cholesterol level is eliminated by taking omega-3 or other hypolipidemic agents (lovastatin, atorvastatin, etc.) during the course.
- Since winstrol is a derivative of DHT, androgenic side effects are possible: hair loss on the head, acne, suppression of the production of own testosterone, etc.
- Toxicity to the liver is manifested due to alpha-17-alkylation. In a study on dogs, thistle extract (hepatoprotector) demonstrated a pronounced protective effect.
- Myocardial hypertrophy – especially at high doses.
What should be avoided
There are no food, drink, or activity restrictions while taking stanozolol unless otherwise directed by your doctor.
What other drugs will affect Stanozolol
- an anticoagulant (blood thinner), such as warfarin (Coumadin),
- insulin or oral diabetes medication, such as glipizide (glucotrol), glyburide (diabetes, glynase, micronase), glimepiride (amaryl), chlorpropamide (diabinez), acetohexamide (dimelor), tolbutamide (orinase), tolazamide (tolinase), and others.
You may need a dose adjustment or special monitoring if you are taking any of the medicines listed above.
Other drugs than those listed here may also interact with stanozolol.
The origin of the drug
The drug is one of the most widely used and popular steroids used today by both doctors and athletes, but you have probably heard of it under another name, Winstrol. The drug first came into the public eye after the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. The Canadian sprinter set a world record in the 100-meter dash, but was later stripped of that record after testing positive for stanozolol.
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