Anadrol-50 tablet when taken orally crosses into kidney cells and stimulates the production of another essential chemical called erythropoietin. The kidneys release the hormone called erythropoietin into the bloodstream.

Erythropoietin then passes around the body and takes action on the bone marrow cells to produce new RBCs – known clinically as erythropoiesis.

Ample red blood cells in the body are vital in maintaining bodily functions. Enough Red Blood Cells in our system enables oxygen and nourishment distribution to the tissues and organs translating into a feeling of vitality, energy, wellness, and overall health.

Anadrol 50 whose generic name is Oxymetholone is also marketed as a treatment for osteoporosis and HIV/AIDS wasting syndrome. Outside the United States, Anadrol-50 has gained popularity in the bodybuilding scene as it is used as a supplement to build muscle mass and strength in a short period of time.

A number of fitness buffs claim that these type of anabolic steroids together with a proper diet and regular workout in the gym can help you achieve your body goals with less downtime.
By mimicking the action of the Male Hormone Testosterone, Anadrol-50 generic name helps in increasing Nitrogen retention – assisting the body in its muscle recovery and growth.

These anabolic steroids or drug also promote glycogen synthesis thus giving the human body much needed energy supply for when you need it most pumping those hard-earned muscles in the gym or at home.

Another positive action of Anadrol-50 drug that makes it a mainstay in the bodybuilding world is its ability to bind to androgen receptors triggering fat breakdown known as lipolysis and faster growth of lean muscle mass.

To top it all, Anadrol-50 drug suppresses the release of glucocorticoid hormones – the ones responsible for muscle atrophy or loss of muscle mass.

Anadrol has dozens of studies backing it up as a safe compound for women to take, with liver toxicity being a greater concern than virilization.

Standard dosing of anadrol for women with muscle wasting diseases starts at 1mg/kg/day (50mg/day for a tiny 50kg/110lb woman,) and tops out at 3mg/kg/day (150mg/day for the same woman.)

This study shows 100mg-150mg per day used in patients (including women) with HIV-1. Virilization did not occur in any patients.

All patients tolerated the drug(s) well. Potential side-effects of treatment were increased fatigue (n 2) and impotence (n 1). Peripheral oedema, deep venous thrombosis, hypertension, increased libido or signs of virilization were not observed.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8785183

Bill Roberts is also a big proponent of anadrol for women.

It may seem surprising but IMO Anadrol (oxymetholone) is a good choice for women who wish to be conservative yet have very effective results.

I don’t specialize in cycles for women and don’t choose to involve myself with it — it almost only happens when the wife of someone I’m working with wants to use some anabolic steroids as well — but I haven’t seen 25 mg/day in divided doses go wrong yet.

Medically, you’d be astonished at the doses women and even girls have taken with very low virilization rates. So anyway, contrary to what intuition might suggest, Anadrol is not one of the riskier choices for women.

That aside, 15 mg/day of Anavar (oxandrolone) will be virilizing in quite a few cases. Probably about 5 mg/day of oxandrolone is comparable to 25 mg/day Anadrol (divided doses) for risk.

It may also be important to note that anadrol has among the lowest binding affinities of any well-known steroid not only to the androgen receptor, but also to SHBG. While the low affinity to the AR may or may not be a reason why virilization rates are low with anadrol, a major factor in virilization from AAS comes from their ability to bind to SHBG. Binding strongly to SHBG leaves more of a woman’s natural testosterone (women do not stop producing testosterone in the presence of exogenous androgens) unbound and more active in her body. This is likely a major reason why winstrol (known for binding strongly to SHBG), while great on paper, isn’t so female friendly in practice.

Some steroids which lacked affinity for the AR were also unable to bind significantly to SHBG, e.g. fluoxymesterolone, oxymetholone, and ethylestrenol.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6539197

Finally, anadrol slows estrogen metabolism. Anadrol interacts with, but is not metabolized by Cytochrome P450 enzymes, which are involved in the 2-hydroxylation process (metabolism of estrogens.) This effectively puts a damper on estrogen metabolism. This inhibition of estrogen metabolism causes an increase in estrogen levels in men and women, despite anadrol not actually aromatizing. Virilization is not just a result of high androgen levels, it is also a result of a high androgen:estrogen ratio in females. By raising estrogen levels, anadrol keeps this ratio less skewed than other steroids would.

Although oxymetholone interacts with the cytochrome P450 (CYP) system in vitro, it is not metabolized by these enzymes. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11440282

Despite anadrol having an unwarranted reputation as a scary and dangerous steroid, anadrol is clinically documented as one of the safest steroids a woman can use. I would highly recommend any woman with prior AAS experience who is seeking to increase her mass and strength to give anadrol a try. Safe dosing starts at 12.5mg/day, increasing to 25mg/day if well tolerated. Above 25mg/day can be done, but most women will find the side effects too uncomfortable to deal with, and virilization does start to become a concern.

Edit: Updated the conclusion to recommended anadrol to those with prior AAS experience. Virilization aside, anadrol still carries a higher side effect profile (acne, blood pressure, water retention, mood swings) than anavar, and shouldn’t be your first step into the world of AAS.