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08-24-2010, 06:14 AM #1Registered User
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low dose of h-drol
i was wondering what if you took a very low dose of h-drol or something similar every day could you benefit from it. been hearing lots of people talk about human growth hormones. Thats a steroid right? so what if you took a very low dose of hdrol like every day? If i had a testosterone deficiency could i take h-drol as a supplment? thanks
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Yes anything with hormones are considered a steroid ( even birth control pills are steroids). I am not sure whether or not prohormones can be used in trt or not. Common sense would tell me it would not be that effective as a trt. If it is legal to buy then chances are it really is not that effective (unless it is one of those about to be blacklisted). This is just my opinion and i could be wrong.
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