Halotestin - Halobolic

fluoxymesterone

Halobolic is the Aisa Pharma trade name for fluoxymesterone. Fluoxymesterone is the chemical name of active ingredient in Halobolic. It is also known as Halotestin.

This is a very strong oral androgen, with only slight anabolic effect. The strong androgen component will generate good strength increases with little body weight gain. For this reason it is generally used by powerlifters or those who need to stay in a certain weight class.

Those who are using Dianabol and Anadrol will find it interesting alternative.

Halotestin is 17 alpha alkylated, which along with it's strong androgenic effects, make it a very sharp substance. It however, does not readily convert to estrogen making this one of the few androgens favored for contest preparation.

Athletes tend to use it to increase strength and aggression in the gym or in competitions such as strongman contests, fighting (like boxing) or mixed martial arts.

Fluoxymesterone (Halotestin) has poor binding to the AR. Studies have shown the effects to be mostly non-AR mediated. However, it is considered a very toxic oral drug. Halotestin puts extremely high stress on the liver and is thus potentially liver damaging. It is recomended to use liver-protectors (e.g. milk thistle, dessicated liver, vitamin B6) during and after a cycle.

Halotestin is used in small doses (20-40 mg/day) for short periods of time, especially due to its high level of toxicity.

It is basically used in the final weeks (4 weeks, 6 weeks at the very most) before a competition to harden up an already lean physique and give the user some added aggression during the final calorie depleted workouts.

Side effects that may appear are headache, indigestion, oily skin, acne, anxiety, sleeplessness, change in sex drive, experience breast tenderness and impotence or problems with erections (in men), deepening of the voice and irregular menstruation (in women). Side effects should disappear as your body adjusts to the medication. If side effects persist, become worse, or if you notice any other effects that worries you, inform your doctor.