Winstrol Inject 50mg

Side Effects

As with all anabolic androgenic steroids, you can expect side effects to be a big focus of your use of Winstrol. On the positive side, this is a non-aromatizing steroid, so you won’t have the worries of water retention and gyno.

But with suppression of your natural testosterone production, you can expect to see some predictable side effects with this steroid although it is considered one of the milder compounds without the more extreme negative effects, you’ll experience with other steroids such as Trenbolone.

• Cholesterol – In addition to the testosterone related side effects, one of the more serious potential negative effects of Winstrol use is how it impacts on your cholesterol levels by way of increasing low-density lipoproteins (LDL – bad cholesterol) and decreasing high-density lipoprotein (HDL – good cholesterol). Cholesterol levels should be monitored during a Winstrol cycle especially if you are prone to cholesterol issues. High cholesterol can lead to cardio disease and stroke in extreme cases. Serious users of Winstrol will already be maintaining a trim and lean diet, but this is critical also to control negative impacts on cholesterol. Oily fish like salmon, plus avocado, almonds, legumes, oats, berries and garlic are all considered excellent cholesterol lowering foods.

• Virilization (masculinization) – Although stanozolol has lower androgenic effects than many other steroids, virilization side effects are still possible and can include acne and baldness. Women are more likely to experience the development of masculine features with Winstrol, even at low doses, and this includes a lowering of the voice and development of body and facial hair.

• Hepatotoxicity – Liver damage and changes to normal liver function are always a high risk with oral steroids as they must make a first pass through the liver. This is the big reason we limit Winstrol use to a maximum of 8 weeks (although 6 weeks is considered much safer) with at least the same amount of break time in between, allowing the liver to recover. Without recovery of the liver from the stress that Winstrol causes, liver failure can occur. Using a liver support product like N2Guard can go some way to protecting the liver during and after a Winstrol cycle.

• Increased Urination – Winstrol has diuretic effects which is what makes it so powerful in shaping a lean, hard physique without water retention.

• Joint Pain – The loss of fluids can bring about joint pain, making it important to consume enough water while you’re on this steroid. Obtaining a very lean physique can already cause joint discomfort, with Winstrol potentially adding to it in some people. One of the best ways to reduce or eliminate these joint issues is to use Winstrol alongside nandrolone steroids like Deca-Durabloin

• Suppression or shut down of HPTA (Hypothalamic Pituitary Testicular Axis) – HPTA controls essential hormone production including testosterone and luteinizing hormone (LH). As with most anabolic steroids, Winstrol will cause normal hormonal function to become suppressed or even shut off completely, resulting in a crash of hormone function once you finish a cycle. Recovering natural testosterone production is a slow process taking months, which is why post cycle therapy (PCT) is critical so you can get normal hormonal function and testosterone levels elevated quicker.
• Nausea and Vomiting – A less serious but certainly disruptive potential side effect of Winstrol use is gastrointestinal upset. This can largely be controlled through careful monitoring of dosage and the steroid’s individual effects on you.

All steroids can potentially be very dangerous to your health when over-used or abused. Winstrol, particularly the oral version, comes with known risks to the liver because it is hepatotoxic – in the most severe cases this can lead to liver failure. It’s for this reason that 8 weeks is the maximum recommended Winstrol cycle length, with 6 weeks being considered safer for inexperienced users.

Additional dangers of Winstrol misuse are in the area of cholesterol, where good cholesterol levels may reduce, and bad levels rise – keeping track of your cholesterol while on Winstrol is recommended.