A female with questions about Anavar

Well I've read all I can read for a day. I'll stay out of this, but I'm unable to find a scientific correlation between low doses and serious health concerns. Happy to reopen my end of discussion should any evidence be provided. Steroids can be used safely and responsibly with women, just as with men. If men can be responsible and avoid long term health concerns, so should women.

Either way, always better safe than sorry for your own peace of mind.
 
Well I've read all I can read for a day. I'll stay out of this, but I'm unable to find a scientific correlation between low doses and serious health concerns. Happy to reopen my end of discussion should any evidence be provided. Steroids can be used safely and responsibly with women, just as with men. If men can be responsible and avoid long term health concerns, so should women.

Either way, always better safe than sorry for your own peace of mind.

Makes sense. When my wife was thinking about using AAS we talked about this. What she kept coming back to is knowing where to draw the line. When does a dose become too high? She didn't want to risk crossing the line.
 
Makes sense. When my wife was thinking about using AAS we talked about this. What she kept coming back to is knowing where to draw the line. When does a dose become too high? She didn't want to risk crossing the line.

Well, doses are too high when side effects are not manageable. Which is the reason we pace ourselves. The problem with UGL gear is .... "Good luck finding the right dose". With Pharm grade, you can literally start a female at 2.5 mg of anavar. There is nothing that 2.5 mg can do aside from benefit. For many, this is an effective dose and many models run this dose year round. Similar to running primobolan at 50mg weekly , year round.

A safe dose is the smallest effective dose that would yield reasonable results. There aren't any side effects that are listed for any compound that cannot be tested for and monitored. This is where responsibility comes in. If 10mg of anavar impacted lipids and/or a metabolic panel negatively, I would simply scale back.

The initial stages of use are costly, but that's an expense that comes alongside preventative measure. understanding how one reacts to certain compounds is quite a task. But once you know, you have no issues and can continue successfully.
 
Actually Anavar (var) has been proven to help decrease visceral fat. Of course diet is everything, and it will determine your results but, here's a study that was done to compare the effects of Test and Anavar (var) on regional fat distribution. Oral anabolic steroid treatmen... [Int J Obes Relat Metab Disord. 1995] - PubMed - NCBI

I think we should point out, as you already did, that the subjects in that study were already undergoing weight loss by dietary means. It wasn't the oxandrolone itself that necessarily lost the weight but it had statistical significance in relation to the drop in visceral fat.

Another thing to point out was that oxandrolone was discontinued in the study after 3 months due to adverse effects on lipoproteins and thyroid hormones and nandrolone was used in its place. After this switch visceral fat went back up in the group but subcutaneous fat kept going down and the effect on lipoproteins and thyroid hormones was reversed
 
I think we should point out, as you already did, that the subjects in that study were already undergoing weight loss by dietary means. It wasn't the oxandrolone itself that necessarily lost the weight but it had statistical significance in relation to the drop in visceral fat.

Another thing to point out was that oxandrolone was discontinued in the study after 3 months due to adverse effects on lipoproteins and thyroid hormones and nandrolone was used in its place. After this switch visceral fat went back up in the group but subcutaneous fat kept going down and the effect on lipoproteins and thyroid hormones was reversed

:)
 
You're smiling bc it has 3 of your favorite anabolic androgenic steroids lol: test, deca, and var!! Now if they happened to mention some tadalafil.....

lmao. You know me so well.

Test, nandrolone, Cialis, anavar, NAC, UBQH are all I need in life.
 
What's ubqh?

The only stable form of Ubiquinol that does not convert back to CoQ10 when exposed to light. CoQ10 converts to the reduced form (Ubiquinol), which is the form that yields all the benefit from CoQ10. As you age, your body's ability to metabolize CoQ10 diminishes. UBQH is the reduced form and is utilized immediately. Furthermore; my research indicates that up to 40% of humans do not convert CoQ10 to the reduced form due to genetic make-up. That's a lot of people! For those who do absorb, UBQH is actually absorbed up to 8 times higher than CoQ10 when taken orally.

This provide a host of benefits, that otherwise would be hindered if CoQ10 were to be used:

- Direct benefit as no conversion is needed by the body.
- Highly absorbable/most bioavailable form.
- Has the serum impact of up to 162% more than CoQ10.
- Increased left ventricular function.
- Better Blood flow.
- Powerful Antioxidant.
- Boosts your immune system.
- Increases sperm count.
- Aids in treatment of Gum disease.
- Protects stomach lining.
- Lowers blood pressure.
- Protects Vitamin E. (finally something to protect E since it protects everything else!)
- Aids in sugar stabilization.
- Provides liver and kidney support.
- Keeps a healthy heart: clogged arteries, angina, arrhythmia, etc...
 
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