Well, the pre-contest season is upon us. It’s time to ramp up our AAS use from the casual off-season testosterone and Nandrolone stack to something a little more aggressive for the upcoming show. You have twelve weeks to go before the upcoming contest. You know you’ll be running Dianabol with a multiple testosterone ester for this show, but you need something else. You want to add something which will really kickstart the steroid cycle and give your body a bit of a shock. You need something that will “play nice” with ECA and T3, which you’ll be using individually during this dieting phase. Why not consider Miotolan? Let’s learn more about this drug. Miotolan is sold as Furazabol and it sure isn’t cheap. It’s an oral, however, which is often worth the cost for ...

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Miotolan is the product name for a drug known as Furazobol. It’s a steroid that sits in a unique position in the bigger scheme of all things AAS. The drug is commonly used in low doses around the world to lower cholesterol levels. In higher doses, it’s anabolic and can lead to muscle gains when taken in high enough doses. Let’s learn more. First off, it’s an oral steroid. Like all oral steroids, this means it is subjected to a fair amount of issues during digestion, particularly in relation to the liver and the kidneys. Use of this oral compound would be limited to cycles of 8 to 14 weeks. After completing the cycle, post-cycle therapy would be required, as would a ten week break from any oral compounds. Its positive effects in terms of building ...

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Miotolan, is a synthetic derivative of dihydrotestosterone. Until 1990 Miotolan was not detectable during any doping tests and could thus be taken by athletes even on the day of a competition. When looking at the application of Miotolan you learn even more unusual things: This steroid is used as a lipid reducer. Miotolan is suitable for long-term treatment of arteriosclerosis and hypercholesterolemia. Miotolan reduces the cholesterol level and increases the "good" HDL value. In Japan Miotolan is a standard treatment to lower cholesterol levels. Miotolan does not cause water and salt retention and does not aromatize. Since the tablets are effective for only a brief period of time they must be taken several times a day. Miotolan has a predominantly androgenic effect and only a very low repression of the body's own testosterone production. Although it is potentially hepatoxic a possible ...

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