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Primobolon/Anavar-Safe for women?
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Italianboy
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Be sure you'll take all the cautions about it.A woman has to take care about her period and some other things that men don''t!So be carefully
My girl has done them both with great results.
The primo was done for 8 weeks at 50-100mg/week.
Great results...size and strength.
Anavar was 10mg tabs done at 20-30mg/day.
Great results...size and strength.
Winny sides were bad...she stopped after 3 weeks with a hoarse voice and scratchy throat. That was on 12.5mg/EOD of Zambon.
...bd
The primo was done for 8 weeks at 50-100mg/week.
Great results...size and strength.
Anavar was 10mg tabs done at 20-30mg/day.
Great results...size and strength.
Winny sides were bad...she stopped after 3 weeks with a hoarse voice and scratchy throat. That was on 12.5mg/EOD of Zambon.
...bd
There are always side effects. Some are so mild they are not noticeable at first. But if you continue to do low dose cycles, over time they will become noticeable. It all depends on how much you are willing to accept.
Rebecca D
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Both of the below were stolen from other sites:
Primobolan is considered one of the safer steroid alternatives for women, however there can be some virilization as a side effect. Generally, this is dosage related but irregular menstrual cycles, increased body hair, and possibly a deepening of the voice as well as hypertrophy of the clitoris have been reported in women.
Although it is considered a mild steroid, Anavar® side effects are still possible, especially with prolonged use and if it is used in high doses. In the worst cases, Anavar® side effects may include liver tumors, liver cysts, and liver failure. It may also negatively affect the user’s cholesterol levels and increase the chances of coronary artery disease. Other less life-threatening side effects include insomnia, diarrhea, appetite loss, vomiting, and nausea. Some people may also experience such side effects as acne, mood swings, hair loss, urination problems, and a decreased sex drive.
One of the main Anavar® side effects is liver toxicity. If it is left untreated, such toxicity could be fatal. Some people develop cysts and tumors on their liver, while other have complete liver failure. Signs that the liver may be affected include yellow skin or eyes, dark-colored urine, tiredness, and sudden abdominal or stomach pains.
Another potential Anavar® side effect is an increase in cholesterol levels and heart disease. Because Anavar® may cause the body to retain water, it can lead to heart failure as well. As a result, a doctor will likely monitor both cholesterol, blood pressure, and water retention levels for people using the medication. If a person is exhibiting unusual increases in cholesterol, body water, or blood pressure, she may be told to stop taking the drug.
Primobolan is considered one of the safer steroid alternatives for women, however there can be some virilization as a side effect. Generally, this is dosage related but irregular menstrual cycles, increased body hair, and possibly a deepening of the voice as well as hypertrophy of the clitoris have been reported in women.
Although it is considered a mild steroid, Anavar® side effects are still possible, especially with prolonged use and if it is used in high doses. In the worst cases, Anavar® side effects may include liver tumors, liver cysts, and liver failure. It may also negatively affect the user’s cholesterol levels and increase the chances of coronary artery disease. Other less life-threatening side effects include insomnia, diarrhea, appetite loss, vomiting, and nausea. Some people may also experience such side effects as acne, mood swings, hair loss, urination problems, and a decreased sex drive.
One of the main Anavar® side effects is liver toxicity. If it is left untreated, such toxicity could be fatal. Some people develop cysts and tumors on their liver, while other have complete liver failure. Signs that the liver may be affected include yellow skin or eyes, dark-colored urine, tiredness, and sudden abdominal or stomach pains.
Another potential Anavar® side effect is an increase in cholesterol levels and heart disease. Because Anavar® may cause the body to retain water, it can lead to heart failure as well. As a result, a doctor will likely monitor both cholesterol, blood pressure, and water retention levels for people using the medication. If a person is exhibiting unusual increases in cholesterol, body water, or blood pressure, she may be told to stop taking the drug.
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