Description
Halotestin, chemically known as Fluoxymesterone, is an androgenic anabolic steroid. Structurally this hormone is similar to testosterone but with an additional methyl group attached to it.
Unlike other steroids, this synthetic androgenic and anabolic steroid doesn’t aromatize and retains its true form without converting into estrogen.
When measured on the index, Halotestin seems to possess anabolic strength and androgenic strength of 1900 and 850, respectively, which is tremendously higher than testosterone, making it one of the very powerful steroids.
How does it work?:
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Halotestin or fluoxymesterone binds with the androgenic receptors located at various places across the body. This subsequent binding stimulates cells that help in protein synthesis.
It also regulates protein synthesis, which means that it upregulates the making of some proteins while downregulates the other unnecessary ones.
It causes the retention of many important elements, such as Nitrogen, Potassium, Sodium, and Phosphorus.
Halotestin also triggers protein anabolism while inhibiting the catabolism of amino acids.
It also decreases the excretion of Calcium via urine. All of these courses of action help in balancing the nitrogen cycle
Dosing Guide:
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If you use it as replacement therapy for hypogonadism, the dosage range typically lies between 5-20mg. For women with breast cancer, the prescribed dosage is often somewhere between 10-40mg.
Now, if your purpose of intake is more related to fitness and also if you are a beginner, then you should start with 10-20mg of Halotestin.
If your body responds well to your small initial dose, you can then go up to 40mg per day. Remember that this is the maximum dosage that you should be looking for. Anything above 40mg is unsafe and may account for severe side effects.
Some people often opt for 20-30mg for the first three weeks but boost up to 40mg in the final week.
You can either take it as a single dose or split it into 2-3 small doses. I would advise doing the latter, considering the pharmacokinetics of Halotestin.
