Halo clarification

[ryno9000]

Never used it, but it seems extremely appealing to me. I have some questions from experienced guys about a couple things.

On PAPER, it has an INSANE Anabolic/Androgenic rating. I've seen it something like 850/1,900 or something. Why then, is it not considered a mass builder? I know most can't run it in sufficeint dose to get those kind of results, but if people can get nice huge gains from 30mg Dbol/day, shouldn't 30mg Halo blow it right out of the water?

What is considered a feasible high dose of Halo? Can it be run 50mg/day? Is that just asking for trouble? God, it is so appealing to me, but it has such a bad rap. I'm talking about running it as a bulker here, or is that just retarded?

For those that have used it - what was your dose, was it worth it, and what did you notice that you can attribute to Halo alone?

 

[mr.sagat]

I'll reply since so one has helped yet. (Someone can probably give you a better answer) Those anabolic/androgenic ratings are based on how the drug reacted in rats, IIRC. So of course they react different in people. Like for example, going by the chart anavar is way more anabolic than testosterone. We all know that is not true. Halo gives you good strength gains through neurological pathways, but it is not supposed to be anabolic at all, it doesn't seem to increase protein synthesis in people for some reason or another. Since the strength gains are all from the CNS, I would expect the majority of the strength to go away when usage of the drug is stopped. Also it is supposed to have terrible sides, (pretty toxic too) I don't plan on ever touching it, and I'm practically married to anadrol when it comes to me using an oral in a cycle......
I have one friend that took halo only and within the first week he was noticing strength gains. He then stopped usage because he was feeling guilty about competing with it in his system. (Armwrestling)

 

[lartinos]

I'm sure adding it to stack would help.