cancer?

[Cyclone]

my buddy said that anadrol can lead to liver cancer? wtf? this is the first i
have heard of this?

[bigkraut]

A-50 is a 17aa drug, which means it undergoes first pass metabolism by the liver. This makes the liver work a little hard. It is a little liver toxic and there is an extremely remote chance that liver tumors (maybe cancerous) can form, but unless you're predisposed and/or you severely abuse the drug with massive dosages of a-50 and/or other liver toxic drugs for long periods of time, the chances of such serious problems developing are slim. The liver is a hard organ to destroy, as it regenerates itself. I think you would have to destroy over 75% of it for it to be unable to heal itself. Blood work, fellows, is essential. Keep your eye on your cholesterol, liver values, PSAs, the whole nine yards and use the more toxic drugs carefully and you should be fine.

[bbforlife]

drol is a c-17alpha which makes it harder on you. dbol for example is just 17AA and easier to break down. drol has only caused a small amount of cases and was in liver injured patients.

[preist943]

i break them up and spread them out over 4 halfs and take them at dif times i think it helps

[jstrong20]

The only people who would get liver cancer from anadrol are people who take it in the clinical doses. Which for someone of about 220lbs. would be anywhere from 2-10 tabs ed from 3 months up to years. I think I read a study somewhere that said liver tumors showed after about 2yrs. of continous use. Do a search on google and their is a ton of info on it. Also their is no need to worry about takeing anadrol for 4-6 weeks at 1-3 tabs ed like most bb's do. Here is a site that has the clinical dose for anemia: www.anadrol.com . By the way if your anemic you can get free anadrol from this site.lol