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Originally Posted by hazcat
Pharmeceutical companies were asked by doctors to find an alternative to adrol for anemia due to the toxicity of adrol and it's link to cancer. Enter EPO.
Those are the reasons I would use dbol. I do heartily agree that the dangers of 17aa drugs are overstated. The liver rebounds quite nicely once they are stopped. I wouldn't hesitate to run dbol for 8 weeks but I wouldn't use adrol for one.
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Anadrol has gained popularity in medicine again due to its ability to combat wasting. And there was SOME risk of cancer but there were fairly few actual cases, its just that EPO has no risk of that liver damage. Also in those with severe anemia they were using for 6 months or more at 50-
150mgs a day, sometimes more than one course. You end up up with possibly a couple years worth of heavy use with only a couple breaks in between and the cancer/liver damage was still not common; it did happen but when you look at how long the drug was used and then compare it to 6 weeks worth it probably doesn't hold much of a risk at all. Also, D-bol was not used in medicine at such doses for a long period of time, if someone used 50 mgs of d-bol a day for 6 months straight you might run into the same problems.
I'm just trying to point out that 6 weeks of anadrol probably is not that risky, especially if you have liver values taken. Its the severe bloat, fat gain, and feeling like crap that dissuades me from taking anadrol. If I was willing to put up with the bloat and wanted all that size I would still probably just up d-bol to a little above the common dose (20-40 mgs with 30-35 being the norm) to maybe 50-70 mgs a day and have my values checked. Then if EQ was run in the cycle you would get whatever loss there is of red blood cells/aerobic capacity back and then some after the d-bol is stopped, and you wouldn't feel like crap. But as others stated earlier I would rather use T-bol or anavar or even test prop to kick start a cycle rather than D-bol or Anadrol