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Furzabol? anyone try it yet??
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Furzabol (Miotolan) has a similar structure to Winstrol. The only place I know were to find it is through a reputable UG Lab if they can still find the powder. Most turn to Winstrol. The both are interchangable but, Furzabol is also 4 times the cost per gram. Another reason why you do not see it around.
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UA_Iron
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Its spelled Furazabol btw. Thats why non of your searches have yielded decent results.
supreme
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Thanks,
Anyone have first hand knowledge of its suppossed HDL raising abilities or know of some credidble studies???
I am sure that a winstrol / var like compound that raises HDL and is cheaper than var (at least my source is) sounds very interesting
and may be good to include in long cycles
S
Anyone have first hand knowledge of its suppossed HDL raising abilities or know of some credidble studies???
I am sure that a winstrol / var like compound that raises HDL and is cheaper than var (at least my source is) sounds very interesting
and may be good to include in long cycles
S
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UA_Iron
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qualitative data from another board:
"Perhaps I can contribute something interesting to this topic.
I do myself have very high cholesterol (which is not from AS use but hereditary) and so I decided to try the chinaman's furazabol in therapeutic dosage (5mg a day). It did nothing. In fact, my LDL increased a bit.
I am a chemist, so I decided to do a GC/MS-analysis of the tabs, and it's definitely furazabol, not stanozolol which was my first thought after I got the results of the cholesterol test.
A friend of mine used furazabol @ 30mg ed for 6 weeks and he also had his cholesterol checked. The total cholesterol went through the roof, HDL was extremely low (around 4mg/dl), so the effects of high-dose furazabol on the lipid profile seem to be similar to those of stanozolol, unfortunately."
"Perhaps I can contribute something interesting to this topic.
I do myself have very high cholesterol (which is not from AS use but hereditary) and so I decided to try the chinaman's furazabol in therapeutic dosage (5mg a day). It did nothing. In fact, my LDL increased a bit.
I am a chemist, so I decided to do a GC/MS-analysis of the tabs, and it's definitely furazabol, not stanozolol which was my first thought after I got the results of the cholesterol test.
A friend of mine used furazabol @ 30mg ed for 6 weeks and he also had his cholesterol checked. The total cholesterol went through the roof, HDL was extremely low (around 4mg/dl), so the effects of high-dose furazabol on the lipid profile seem to be similar to those of stanozolol, unfortunately."
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UA_Iron
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From IT
sofageorge:
"Actually, many people have tried it. The Chinaman has had it on his list for years - so sooner or later a lot of guys gave it a shot. No one was ever impressed enough by it to give it a thumbs up. It sort of continually passes into obscurity because there hasn't been a single user yet that has been excited about it... at least not that I have talked to."
sofageorge:
"Actually, many people have tried it. The Chinaman has had it on his list for years - so sooner or later a lot of guys gave it a shot. No one was ever impressed enough by it to give it a thumbs up. It sort of continually passes into obscurity because there hasn't been a single user yet that has been excited about it... at least not that I have talked to."
