History
This steroid was discovered 1959 in the USA, and came into the market in 1961 for medical use. Initially, this steroid was clinically used for Anemia and Osteoporosis. After a while, however, doctors discovered that Oxymetholone was too strong and caused too many side effects on the patients. Therefore, the school of medicine ceased prescribing the drug.
Why 50mg per tablet?
When compared to Methandienone or Stanozolol, which come in 5-10mg/tablet, the high dosage of Oxymetholone (50mg/tablet) is difficult to go unnoticed. The reason for this is because Oxymetholone’s very low affinity, it is difficult for the steroid to dock on the body’s receptors; unlike Methandienone or Stanozolol (Stanozolol has ability of docking on steroids more than 905). Generally, the body has the ability to easily absorb steroids, but not with Oxymetholone. Which is why the high amount is required in the blood stream.
Effects of Use
Positive Effect – Most commonly gives consumer tremendous pump. Many athletes have often expressed their inability to complete their workout session on some days due to the overwhelming pump they feel in their muscles. Why? Because Oxymetholone increase hematocrit and hemoglobin, which increases oxygen level dramatically, which results in the extreme pump experience during the workout.
Oxymetholone has the ability to retain water, therefore powerlifters, weightlifters and bodybuilders with joint and tendon problems tend to gravitate towards this product as it literally fills up your joints with water, thus resulting in a pain-free training session. Due to the high androgenic compound in Oxymetholone, which helps regenerate the physical condition, athletes are often heard reporting that after a two-hour training session, they have the ability to go down for another session after a short recuperation.
Negative Effects – Athletes experience high blood pressure, headaches, stomach pain, ill-being, feverish. Oxymetholone is also highly related to liver cancer.
