Question on orals

I’ve heard that the sides are blown out of proportion and that the toxicity is all the same and I’ve heard the ass opposite I understand the milligrams will be different for dosage. I’m new to aas and a little confused by the different answers I’ve gotten researching. I’ve heard anadrol is great but only for the very experienced due to the strength

Any methyl (17aa) compound will cause hepatotoxicity over a period of time. There is plenty of hard research to show this, even long term studies. Sure on low therapeutic doses, long term use is safe. On any performance enhancing dose , not so much. That is why 6-8 week window is suggested. There is a point of diminishing returns.


Super long oral AAS use is a waste of money in my opinion. You are paying twice the money for half the gains. Test is king. Master that before you are restless. If you are afraid of pinning then hang it up.

I understand they all do damage but
is the damage they same for var, anadrol tbol dbol? I have heard that anadrol is one of the harshest on the system

They are all hepatotoxic due to the methyl group added, not the compound themselves. What may make some more toxic than others is usually the overall amount taken.

Here is an exact example of a case. Amounts are listed as well as time lengths.
Androgenic/Anabolic steroid-induced toxic hepatitis.

Here is an article explaining Methylation.

I stumbled upon the aas section and did some reading, learning a little more everyday. I’m trying to get a better understanding of use and dosage and sides. Getting my feet wet

Dieselmatt said:

I stumbled upon the aas section and did some reading, learning a little more everyday. I’m trying to get a better understanding of use and dosage and sides. Getting my feet wet

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Ask as many questions as you would like. I will try and answer them all to the best of my ability.

I was curious of anadrol. After I run my tbol. dbol is what I’ll probably try this fall or winter