Haloxyl

Haloxyl

Haloxyl is androgenic steroid similar to hormone testosterone. It is prescribed to males to increase this hormone concentration in their bodies and it can also be administrated to women with certain types of brest cancer. In sports area it is used for it's ability to increase strength without any excessive water retention or fat gain and that is why it's mostly used by powerlifters, weightlifters willing to boost strength while remaining in the same weight class. Haloxyl is considered to be the third most toxic steroid after oxymetholone and methyltestosterone. The same as oxymetholone, this anabolic steroid is capable of surviving it's first pass through liver therefore it can be taken during meals without any loss in effect. This was made possible by modifying testosterone with 17-alpha- methyl group. Halotestin does not show any affinity to aromatization due to the presence of 11beta-hydroxy group which seems to inhibit conversion to estrogen. Haloxyl can increase aggressiveness this way helping athletes to get through difficult, intense training.

Haloxyl Use and Cycles

Due to it's high toxicity, use of halotestin should be limited to 4-6 weeks. Use of this steroid for longer periods can be life-threatening. The recommended dose is 20-30 mg per day. It can promote muscle density and hardness that's why bodybuilders buy haloxyl for their cutting cycles (the latest stages), for contest preparations. Since it doesn't show any tendency to aromatization, there is no reason to be concerned about water retention. For example it can be used for the last 4 weeks of a boldenone or methenolone cycle. Or one can opt for a stacking is winstrol. It is highly recommended that you use milk thistle or vitamine b6 with this steroid because of it's toxicity on the liver. There is no reason to use clomiphene or tamoxifen with this drug since it doesn't affect natural production of testosterone.

Haloxyl Side Effects

Haloxyl may cause headache, indigestion, oily skin, acne, anxiety, sleeplessness. These effects should disappear as your body adjusts to the steroid. Males may experience breast tenderness, change in sex drive, impotence or problems with erections. Females may experience deepening of the voice, change in sex drive, irregular menstruation or enlargement of the clitoris.