| Little is known about the side effects of steroidal supplements, but
if large quantities of these compounds substantially increase
testosterone levels in the body, they also are likely to produce
the same side effects as anabolic steroids. |
What are the best ways and what are best steroids
for women to use?
Women
athletes certainly do need to take a different approach
to steroid use than males do. There are only a limited
number of the drugs listed in this text that a woman
would even want to consider. Among those are Primobolans,
Proviron, Nolvadex, Nandrolones, Anavar, Winstrol,
and synthetic Growth Hormone. It is important to note
that even on the lowest dosages of any of these steroids,
women can start to experience virilizing effects. This
is because any amount of steroid introduced into the
woman's endocrine system is a serious jolt. Anabolic
steroids are synthetic derivatives of male hormones
and can cause serious adverse reactions in some women.
The most prudent approach to administering anabolic
steroids to the female involves the use of low dosages
of very low androgenic items. Women obviously do not
have to worry about the Gonadotrophic suppression that
men do nor do they usually encounter much of a problem
with the hepatotoxicity of anabolic steroids.
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This
is because they most often use low dosages of very clean
items. Since the most androgenic items tend to be the
most toxic to the liver, by avoiding these items women
also avoid the liver stress that most men undergo. Women
can however benefit from the use of estrogen antagonists.
Many women favor the use of Nolvadex and/or Proviron
while trying to attain muscularity. Anabolic steroids
have been extremely effective for many women athletes
who use them to obtain size, strength and endurance.
Since the virilizing effects women suffer from using
anabolic steroids tend to be permanent, it is prudent
to use caution at all times. One of the safer ways that
I have seen women use anabolic steroids is to stack two
low androgenic items for a period less than six weeks
and then take several weeks off of the drugs before coming
back to another four or five week cycle and then taking
a good two months off of the drugs. With this pattern,
women can watch for adverse reactions which usually occur
in proportion to the duration of use by the female. The
use of Growth Hormone by women has proven to be extremely
effective in some cases. Since Growth Hormone is not
an androgenic drug, it does not result in any virilizing
effects for women. Growth Hormone greatly increases muscularity
primarily by reducing body fat stores in the woman while
leaving the lean muscle mass unaltered.
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