DESCRIPTION
Anadrol is a synthetic steroid that is a 17-alpha-alkylated modification of dihydrotestosterone. It was created to treat osteoporosis and anemia, as well as to promote muscle growth in malnourished and debilitated individuals. The American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved oxymetholone for human use. Later, non-steroidal medications were developed that effectively treated anaemia and osteoporosis; as a result, anapolon’s popularity declined, and by 1993, Syntex and other manufacturers decided to discontinue production of the drug.
Oxymetholone is most similar to methandienone in terms of performance metrics. It, like methandienone, causes both active muscular bulking and a large boost in power performance. However, a substantial portion of the weight increase is due to water retention in the body, which can lead to elevated blood pressure during the cycle.
Because of its potential to impact hemoglobin levels and raise blood volume in the body, oxymetholone may induce an extraordinarily strong pumping effect in athletes, complicating the training process because muscles get sore practically immediately after the first hard set.
Oxymetholone is a dihydrotestosterone derivative with a chemical structure that does not aromatize. Despite the fact that it does not directly convert to estradiol, oxymetholone has strong estrogenic effects. Because of this uniqueness, only antiestrogens would be able to treat estrogenic side effects, but not aromatase inhibitors, because aromatase is not engaged in the process.
Some speculate that oxymetholone’s estrogenic activity is related to its progestogenic activity, as is the case with nandrolones. The side effects could be comparable. However, medical research have revealed that oxymetholone has no progestogenic action.
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