the wizard
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First of all, no Anadrol height standalone study exists, however its use in pediatric growth impairment has a study, but it is contained in the review of oxymetholone, and its uses, primarily in ambithrombin 3 deficiency, but it has a height study, A double binded placebo on in kids with pediatric growth impairment. Here is the link for the study. https://sci-hub.red/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11440282/ However, there are some considerations. Anadrol binds to the estrogen receptor, which originally made it appear like an aromatizable compound, which is why in many dated studies it is noted for its estrogenic side effects. This is why a selective estrogen receptor modulator must be ran with anadrol to keep it from binding to the ER. Also, It is important to note that high doses advance bone maturation at a very high pace, which is why low dose anadrol, specifically 0.11-0.29 mg/kg/d is the way to go. For me, as a 75 kg male, i will be taking around 25 mg a day, and yes i know the actual calculation comes out to 21, but its important to note that the anadrol pills i have come in 50 mg tablets, so ill cut them in half and take one every day. For those too lazy to open the link to the height part and find it, here is a screenshot of it
Also its important to note that Anadrol is extremely hepatotoxic, so you at least must have Ursodec and NAC on hand. I currently take 600 mg NAC eod and 300 Ursodec EOD, as the dosing isnt too strenuous, and in the study I was reading the people treated were not given any liver protection medication, and even then, they only suffered moderate to low liver damage. Im gonna be running this, I will give more updates soon, if anyone has any input please reach out
Also its important to note that Anadrol is extremely hepatotoxic, so you at least must have Ursodec and NAC on hand. I currently take 600 mg NAC eod and 300 Ursodec EOD, as the dosing isnt too strenuous, and in the study I was reading the people treated were not given any liver protection medication, and even then, they only suffered moderate to low liver damage. Im gonna be running this, I will give more updates soon, if anyone has any input please reach out

