Oral Steroids High Purity 4-Chlorodehydromethyltestosterone For Body Building

Oral Steroids High Purity 4-Chlorodehydromethyltestosterone for Body Building Basic Info. 4-chlorodehydromethyl Alias: ; oral CAS No: 2446-23-3 MF: C20H27ClO2 MW: 334.88 Purity: 99% Appearance: white crystalloid powder. Usage:pharmaceutical raw materials, the hormone, steroids Description: When Oral is used in an cycle, less than 20 mg per day will be an almost unnoticeable addition to a stack, or will be a very weak cycle if used alone. There is little point in exceeding 50 or 60 mg/day, as added effect will be small if any. And adverse side effects of excessive muscle pumps and/or blood pressure elevation are often at a tolerance limit at this point, while becoming excessive past it. I don't recommend combining OT with other oral steroids. Instead, when using OT and wishing to increase anabolism, one or more injectables should be added rather than another oral. A sufficient reason for this is that results are much better from combining an injectable rather than any other oral (with possible exception of .) Another reason is that at effective doses of OT, hepatotoxicity is already as high as can be considered reasonable. Another alkylated should not be added. Still another reason to not combine OT with other oral steroids in a stack with injectables is this: If Dianabol or Anadrol are included in the stack, then there's no reason to also include OT. It will do nothing anabolically that they will not. Oral can be used alone with significant results for novice users or for experienced users who have experienced losses and are regaining. However in general I don't recommend oral only cycles, and this is no exception. Applications: Oral , commonly referred to as OT, is a derivative of Dianabol. It is designed to work without causing water retention or estrogenic effects. As a 17-alpha alkylated , however, it can be toxic to the liver.Users of OT experience slow, steady gains that give the muscle a defined look probably because of the lack of water retention. Although OT was first developed in the 1960's, it has made its way back into popularity today, probably because if its low health risks and quality muscle mass it produces.