Are you ready to learn more about a solid steroid called Quinbolone that you may have never even heard of? Let’s jump in! Q: I’m interested in learning more information about a drug known as Quinbolone. I can’t seem to find much information about it. First of all, what in the world is Quinbolone? I cannot find much information for it online. A: You may have heard of this drug by another name - boldenone cyclopentenyl. And if you don’t speak Italian, you probably aren’t finding out much about this drug. It is not a compound that was at all popular in America. However, in Europe there developed a fairly decent following. If you speak Italian (or know how to use an online translator such as Yahoo’s), you may be able to find more ...

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Injections containing steroids and tablets containing the same should only come handy for tremendous emergencies as well as when ones asthma has really worsened and quite bad most of the time such that the individual has become one of the unique and few people requiring their help regularly. If that is the case then a child can be really affected before it has been born if the mother fails to take the injections and tablets regularly. So many other diseases have been treated with the use of steroid injections as well as tablets. In one particular case, the lupus systemic erythematosus, a disease affecting most women in their child-bearing ages, many of them have successfully been treated with doses of steroid injection as well as steroid tablets in the time of their pregnancy. Such a use affects the unborn child but only ...

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Q: I just heard about Andriol – is it true? Is it an oral testosterone that is easy on the liver? A: The answer is yes, and yes. Andriol, made up of testosterone and undeconate ester, is a testosterone and ester wrapped in an oil capsule which is then consumed. It does not hurt the liver. Q: Didn’t they try this years ago with methyltestosterone? A: Yes, methyltestosterone was an oral testosterone. But it was very harsh on the liver. Q: Fair enough. How come methyltestosterone hurts the liver and Andriol does not? A: Andriol is an ester wrapped in castor oil. Therefore it is absorbed into the small intestine quickly, bypassing the liver on that all-important first pass. Q: Can women take Andriol? A: Yes, Andriol has light side effects and is therefore acceptable for women seeking an oral testosterone ...

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