I'm under the impression that Dbol is simply an oral version of Deca. Is this correct?
I like to avoid the compounds that are known for increasing hemo #;s drastically.... like deca and eq
Would Dbol behave about the same as deca in regards to red blood cell production?
Dbol is a methylated version of EQ. Now you have to remember one molecule difference will change how a compound acts within the body so best to not think of it as structurally similar and just research dbol
Good question burrr, but I've seen articles that argue both sides. Some say it does increase rbc and others say it decreases rbc. That's another downfall to the govt outlawing aas. Studies on it can't be conducted. You could do your own experiment by getting bloods prior to a cycle of test and dbol. Then get bloods 4 or 5 weeks later to compare.
</p><p> </p><p>http://www.chemspider.com/Chemical-Structure.12744.html</p><p>http://www.chemspider.com/Chemical-Structure.6061.html</p><p>Here are the chemical structures. 6061 is Methandrostenolone aka dbol and 12744 is Boldenone aka EQ. What you will be looking for is the methyl group, its the CH3 (I don't know how to type subscript here but the 3 will be sub) by the hydroxyl group</p><p> </p>ItallianStallion89 said:
English man English eq and deca raises my rbc deca has actually got me flagged for enlarged blood cells as well the only thing they have ever flagged me on dbol for was thyroid function. It was high quit dbol had another test ran and back to normal. Scratching my head ..... Was also on eq however burr i am anemic so even on cycle my rbc is rarely high and if it is not by much
Thanks brother!!! Had to get me one like you
apl you silver backed hooliganl! thanks for the links my brother very helpful!