Steroids Source Talk | Anabolic Steroid Forum - View Single Post - Halotestin cycle dosages. Halo side effect and aggression

admin · #1 (**permalink**) 03-23-2014, 06:42 PM

A very powerful anabolic androgenic steroid, Halotestin is derived from testosterone, although its muscle building effect on the body is often milder than that of testosterone. Used in the medical world to promote growth and spur on puberty, Halotestin is not a popular choice among bodybuilders in the underground scene, but is more beneficial to the desires of powerlifters and strength based athletes. Halotestin does not convert to oestrogen, so related side effects are less likely to be experienced.

What makes Halotestin popular among power and strength athletes is its ability to induce rapid strength gains, as well as increase aggression. The steroid is poor at aiding mass gains, so its use as a bodybuilding performance aiding drug is limited and often avoided.

Being highly hepatoxic, the dosage should be limited to avoid excessive strain on the liver. Athletes will often take between 20-30mg per day for 4 weeks; lower the dosage and duration of that of a Dianabol Cycle due to Halotestins massive toxicity. Some opt for a pre-workout dosage of 10mg to promote aggressiveness in the gym.

Other potential benefits to a strength athlete include the increase in the number of red blood cells being produced which improves oxygen transportation. When using a low to moderate dosage Halotestin can help regulate blood pressure. Halotestin can also aid body fat loss, making the steroid very popular among athletes.

On a final note, the toxicity of Halotestin is extreme. It is one the most potent and dangerous steroids, making self prescribed usage extremely hazardous. Incorrect usage can result in death. Anyone who uses this steroid as a performance enhancing drug should be very cautious and cease its usage if any ill effects are noticed. An athlete would be particularly advised to look out for signs of Jaundice, and other signs of liver damage. The author of this article does not encourage or promote the use of this steroid.

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