SlimReaper
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Glad you guys are discussing oxandrolone. Let me mention my favorite study of it.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This study gave burned kids under 18 oxandrolone for 1 year at .1mg / kg twice daily. Study found they had denser, stronger bones, no negatives were found on their natural testosterone levels and they grew lean body mass (and grew taller but it won't affect adults). I plan to follow the same at a slightly less dose around 15mg a day (goal weight is 180 so .2mg / kg would be 16mg and I can't get that accurate of a dose so I'll just stick with 15mg to not risk suppression and keep it easy) for a very long time.
Haven't thoroughly looked at that study in a while so correct me if I'm wrong or missed anything.
FIVE-YEAR OUTCOMES AFTER LONG-TERM OXANDROLONE ADMINISTRATION IN SEVERELY BURNED CHILDREN: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL - PMC
Administration of oxandrolone, a non-aromatizable testosterone analog, to children for 12 months following severe burn injury has been shown to improve height, increase bone mineral content (BMC), reduce cardiac work, and augment muscle strength. ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This study gave burned kids under 18 oxandrolone for 1 year at .1mg / kg twice daily. Study found they had denser, stronger bones, no negatives were found on their natural testosterone levels and they grew lean body mass (and grew taller but it won't affect adults). I plan to follow the same at a slightly less dose around 15mg a day (goal weight is 180 so .2mg / kg would be 16mg and I can't get that accurate of a dose so I'll just stick with 15mg to not risk suppression and keep it easy) for a very long time.
Haven't thoroughly looked at that study in a while so correct me if I'm wrong or missed anything.
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