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Originally Posted by MrV
definately the dbol.. for me the anadrol just aint worth the risk.. although i would like to try the tbol..
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I think the risks of anadrol have been overstated. Anadrol was commonly used to treat anemia until the early 90s (when EPO basically replaced it due to EPO's ability to greatly increase red blood cell count with less sides when used properly, EPO can be dangerous if used carelessly) and doctors routinely gave people 100 mgs a day or more of anadrol for periods of 6 months and sometimes more. Liver problems were pretty rare. The liver toxicity of 17aa steroids has been exagerated frequently in the media, if you read the article I posted a bit further down in medical literature there are fairly few cases where liver cancer/liver failure has been linked to AAS. In many of the cases there are other complicating factors as well, and in cases where 17aa's alone were to blame they were grossly abused (ex. high doses for 5 YEARS straight). I'm not saying they can't be harmful, but with the proper precautions anadrol can definately be used relatively safely.
That being said anadrol causes even more bloat, fat gain, and causes the user to feel s***y (dbol often gives a sense of well being). It is regarded as being more powerful, but look at the dose of 50-100 mgs a day. If you took that much dbol they may have around the same toxicity (or maybe still less for the dbol) and you wouldn't feel as bad on the dbol. So of these two I would say d-bol. But I don't really like either of these that much, if you are lifting in a weight class and need to block the bloat you get little gains; more appropriate orals in that situation would be winstrol, anavar, or halotestin (need to be careful with halotestin).