Stanozolol Swiss Remedies

Stanozolol

Subname: Stanozolol 10mg

Content: 10mg/tab Stanozolol (100 tablets)

Chemical name: 17beta-Hydroxy-17-methyl-5alphaandrostane[3,2-c]pyrazole

Side effects: Although classified as an anabolic steroid, androgenic side effects are still common with this substance. This can include bouts of oily skin, acne, and body/facial hair growth. Anabolic/androgenic steroids can also aggravate male pattern hair loss. Women are also warned of the potential virilizing effects of anabolic/androgenic steroids. Stanozolol is a c17-alpha alkylated compound. This change protects the drug from deactivation by the liver, allowing a very high percentage of the drug to enter the bloodstream after oral administration. e17-alpha alkylated anabolic/androgenic steroids can be hepatotoxic. Prolonged or high exposure can result in liver damage. Studies have shown that taking an oral anabolic steroid with food can decrease its bioavailability. This is caused by the fat-soluble nature of steroid hormones, which may allow some of the drug to dissolve with undigested dietary fat, reducing its absorption from the gastrointestinal tract. For maximum use, oral forms of stanozolol should be taken on an empty stomach.

Administration: The usual dose for physical or performance enhancement purposes is between 15 mg and 25 mg per day, taken for no more than 6-8 weeks.

Details: Stanozolol is a derivative of dihydrotestosterone, chemically altered so that the anabolic (tissue-building) properties of the hormone are greatly amplified and its androgenic activity minimised. Stanozolol is classified as an "anabolic" steroid, and exhibits one of the strongest dissociations of anabolic to androgenic effect among commercially available agents. It also cannot be aromatised into oestrogens. Stanozolol is the second most widely used oral steroid, only succeeded in popularity by Dianabol (methandrostenolone).l is favoured for its ability to promote muscle growth without water retention, making it highly valued by bodybuilders and competitive athletes. Stanozolol is a modified form of dihydrotestosterone. It differs by the addition of a methyl group to 17-alpha carbon to protect the hormone during oral administration and the attachment of a pyrazole group to the A-ring, replacing the normal 3-keto group (this gives stanozolol the chemical classification of a heterocyclic steroid). When viewed in the light of 17-alpha methyldihydrotestosterone, modification of the A-ring in stanozolol appears to considerably increase its anabolic strength while reducing its relative androgenicity.