A few things to clear up:
First, to TxLonghorn, my apologies if part of my post appeared to be inflammatory. However, I use the term "ignorant" not in a derogatory, but a descriptive manner. I am ignorant about many things, and I will not give advice on such things. I expect that others would do the same.
Regarding water retention, I think that this is a result of the 17-a methylation. The liver gets stressed by this structural feature, and the results are common with orals.
>>"...Having said this, what do you think about ox's ability to decrease fat in the midsection in men? Would the water retention interfere with this?"
The reported fat loss would be independent of any bloating due to water. After cessation of the oxandrolone, the reduction in BF would be better seen.
Some other points:
>>"...i know some roids affect the liver some the kidneys. I am not saying test will affect your liver, it will affect your hair...."
Orals affect the liver. Kidney "effects" are anecdotal and unsubstantiated (probably caused by inadequate fluids). Testosterone's effect on the liver is minuscule.
>>"...It indeed is better to take an oral (in this case Ox, then an injectable that is bad for the liver)."
Absolutely wrong, period.
>>"...Now you must admit Ox is safer then D-bol, right?"
I don't agree, for the reasons stated above. Orals are detrimental to the liver, likely due to the 17-aa. Oxandrolone also appears to have a CNS effect (empirical evidence: insomnia, jittery) not seen with dbol.
BTW, don't classify winstrol as an injectable, it is 17-aa.
SJ
First, to TxLonghorn, my apologies if part of my post appeared to be inflammatory. However, I use the term "ignorant" not in a derogatory, but a descriptive manner. I am ignorant about many things, and I will not give advice on such things. I expect that others would do the same.
Regarding water retention, I think that this is a result of the 17-a methylation. The liver gets stressed by this structural feature, and the results are common with orals.
>>"...Having said this, what do you think about ox's ability to decrease fat in the midsection in men? Would the water retention interfere with this?"
The reported fat loss would be independent of any bloating due to water. After cessation of the oxandrolone, the reduction in BF would be better seen.
Some other points:
>>"...i know some roids affect the liver some the kidneys. I am not saying test will affect your liver, it will affect your hair...."
Orals affect the liver. Kidney "effects" are anecdotal and unsubstantiated (probably caused by inadequate fluids). Testosterone's effect on the liver is minuscule.
>>"...It indeed is better to take an oral (in this case Ox, then an injectable that is bad for the liver)."
Absolutely wrong, period.
>>"...Now you must admit Ox is safer then D-bol, right?"
I don't agree, for the reasons stated above. Orals are detrimental to the liver, likely due to the 17-aa. Oxandrolone also appears to have a CNS effect (empirical evidence: insomnia, jittery) not seen with dbol.
BTW, don't classify winstrol as an injectable, it is 17-aa.
SJ