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— Anadrol
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I have no personal experience with this stuff so I can only tell you from what I have read. In a nutshell it increases the oxygen in your blood by increasing red blood cells, which in turn will increase performance. Bodybuilders would not benefit from it as much as distance runners and cyclist.

This stuff is serious it will kill you if not used properly, EPO has a dramatic effect on hematocrit which is the percentage of red blood cells in blood. A hemat-ocrit of 40 means that 40% of the volume of blood is composed of red blood cells which is about normal. Athletes not uncommonly have a higher-than-average hematocrit. When an athlete injects EPO, there hematocrit can rise as much as 40%. This results in an especially high concentration of RBCS. When it gets high it clogs up an artery leading to a heart attack, The potential for arterial accidents becomes even greater when an athlete gets dehydrated.

Dosage: 30- 500iu/kg
Usage: 6 weeks max