Fluoxymesterone, or Halotestin, is one steroid that will turn the average gym rat into a lean and mean, strength machine. Let’s look at some of the more frequently asked questions regarding its use. Detailed information regarding its chemistry and androgenic/anabolic ratios are available elsewhere. The focus of this article is the effects of Fluoxymesterone upon behavior.

Q: Is it true that Fluoxymesterone will make me more aggressive in the weight room?

A: Absolutely. You’ll be more aggressive in the weight room, the bedroom, in traffic, and just about everywhere else you go. Don’t let this aggression turn you into someone or something that you are not by disrespecting others who don’t share your zest for aggression. Channel your newfound energy into doing more in the weight room than you ever have before!

Q: I participate in other sports aside from bodybuilding. I know some drugs, such as tren, can limit my lung capacity. Does Fluoxymesterone fall into this category as well?

A: Actually, Fluoxymesterone will increase your athletic endurance. Red blood cell production is aided, oxygen flow increases, and you will be able to train harder and go longer in the gym. Fluoxymesterone has been used not only by bodybuilders, but by endurance athletes in many fields in the past. When used in conjunction with EPO, as it has been by many cyclists, the results are extraordinary.

Q: Can I use Fluoxymesterone year-round?

A: Only if you would like to die! Fluoxymesterone is highly toxic. It delivers a very short burst (several weeks’ worth) of strength and intensity before use should be discontinued and you should move on to injectable testosterone.

Q: I can only use it for a few weeks? In that case, when is it even useful?

A: It is certainly useful. Many bodybuilders will use it to start their cycle. After all, the first two weeks of an injectable testosterone cycle are often wasted time. Fluoxymesterone changes, this, allowing the bodybuilder to enjoy extremely high blood testosterone levels from minute one.

Q: Will Fluoxymesterone lead to Gynecomastia?

A: Quite the contrary. Fluoxymesterone has an anti-estrogenic effect upon its users. You will likely experience no nipple tenderness or tissue growth. Some bodybuilders even believe in using Fluoxymesterone as cure for beginning Gynecomastia, but this it not proven to be effective.

Q: Can women use Fluoxymesterone?

A: Women should avoid using Fluoxymesterone. It isn’t highly androgenic, per se, but women will still suffer from some side effects rivaling virilization, which is always undesirable. Women, with their lower body mass and less muscled frames, can get away with making moderate gains with weaker oral steroids such s Winstrol or Anavar.

Q: Bottom line – is this a good drug for building muscle?

A: Without a doubt, Fluoxymesterone will turn you into a monster in the weight room. You’ll train harder than ever, and you’ll put yourself in a good position to gain muscle, provided your rest, supplementation, and diet are in order. If your training needs a good kick in the pants or you need a boost for a powerlifting competition, Fluoxymesterone may be right for you!

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