Stanabol Tablets - British Dragon

Description:

Winstrol or stanozolol is a synthetic anabolic steroid which resembles testosterone. Stanozolol is both an anabolic and androgenic hormone.

It is claimed that athletes appeared to him in the 80s and became notorious after the Olympics in Seoul, he could ever abuse its peak runner Ben Johnson. Doping consumers from among bodybuilders certainly also do not have this resource away. You can just go down in history and you find the information that it was stanozolol grounds for disqualification Shawn Ray and Nimrod King in 1990 from professional bodybuilding competitions (Arnold's Classic and Iron Man) at the first attempt to introduce doping tests also in this group of athletes.

Despite the fact that there is no scientifically substantiated the claim that the tablet form is less effective as a form of injection, the majority of consumers doping puts her hand into the fire that is so. It is believed that this view was created in view of the difference in the diversion of the dosage, which is in two different forms.

When tablet form, given that it is 17-alpha alkylated agent, doping consumers if they want to avoid severe hepatic impairment, the law reduced abuse milligram daily doses. Side effects tablet form are adequate form of injection. But unanswered question is how the organism athlete can sign a long-term abuse, or administering massive doses of this agent.


Dosage:

Stanozolol is usually given at 2 mg three times a day for hereditary angioedema. Often it is continued for 1-3 months at 2 mg per day without any undue side effects. The drug is generally safe and can be taken at low doses for many months. The anabolic effects are generally seen after a period of 3-4 weeks and continue to increase over time. The drug also has some mild androgenic effects at high doses.


Side effects:

Like all anabolic steroids, winstrol also has some side effects. These effects are rare and most people tolerate them without a problem. The most common side effects include:
     
testicular atrophy
decreased libido
depression, insomnia, anger, mood changes
nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
gynecomastia
fluid retention
increased blood sugars
decrease HDL cholesterol