Thread: Test E Deca Anadrol dose advice for upcoming blast.

Originally Posted by disposable

Serotonin I'll be taking your advice on the bloodwork as health is no1!

Lol. Here's info from a leaflet. Look at the doses and recommended duration. This goes to show that the liver toxicity is mostly, notice I said mostly, blown out of proportion.

Anadrol Dosage and Administration

The recommended daily dose in children and adults is 1-5 mg/kg of body weight per day. The usual effective dose is 1-2 mg/kg/day but higher doses may be required, and the dose should be individualized. Response is not often immediate, and a minimum trial of three to six months should be given. Following remission, some patients may be maintained without the drug; others may be maintained on an established lower daily dosage. A continued maintenance dose is usually necessary in patients with congenital aplastic anemia.

Cliff notes:
I weigh 77kg (170 pounds)
So my clinical daily dose would be between 77mg-385mg per day!
According to the leaflet should be ran for 3-6 MONTHS to determine if the dose is effective and adjust from there. Then once once the patient is no longer anemic, a daily maintenance dose is implemented I. E. They're on anadrol forever.

Hahaha so id be 505mg per day at max dose CRAZY!

Anadrol isn't very hepatotixic really it seems. We have studies using 100-150 mg for like 12 wks in elderly men and the only two men who had fuckrd liver enzymes was one who drank 5 glasses of wine per day and another who was like 2 points out of range. Guy who drank wine stopped it and his liver went back to medically tolerable ranges shortly. Both in the 150 mg w grouo.

Google the study... google elderly men oxymetholone study it should come up

Originally Posted by Powertard

Anadrol isn't very hepatotixic really it seems. We have studies using 100-150 mg for like 12 wks in elderly men and the only two men who had fuckrd liver enzymes was one who drank 5 glasses of wine per day and another who was like 2 points out of range. Guy who drank wine stopped it and his liver went back to medically tolerable ranges shortly. Both in the 150 mg w grouo.

Google the study... google elderly men oxymetholone study it should come up

I think it's just played out. On another board there was a guy on Dr prescribed halotestin for trt. Everything was fine with his liver. I believe it was 5mg twice daily but still. We're in better health than the average person so I feel our risk is even lower than that of most study subjects.

Thanks for the replies guys, definitely given me much to think about