winstrol

[eddiegunz]

Hey just wanted to ask you guys if you have ever tried winstrol and if you have how did you like it?

[jimmyinkedup]

This is not a source board and you cannot mention sources. Please edit your post accordingly. As you are new you should probably read over the rules just so you understand what we are all about here. Welcome to the Forum and I thank you in advance for your cooperation.

[ScotchGuard02]

Winny was a pain in the knees. lol, I thought I had to have knee replacement by the end of the 6th week. I had bumm joints anyway and the Winny dried them out like jerky. But I looked lean and tight. Man, the things I do to look good. I wouldn't do it again though. It was tough on the joints.

[cleaner]

Hey just wanted to ask you guys if you have ever tried winstrol and if you have how did you like it?

Did you look for any other threads in the forum about win??? And what form of win are you talking about...

[eddiegunz]

I'm talking about oral form
And when am I supposed to start seeing results?

[michael30]

Are you taking winstrol only?

[eddiegunz]

Yeah did anavar only last year got really good results

[eddiegunz]

Next year I'll start adding test to all my future cycles

[Ashop]

Hey just wanted to ask you guys if you have ever tried winstrol and if you have how did you like it?

I like it for strength,,, and distinct muscle hardness
and lean mass gains.

[jason559]

Yea watch ur joint health tho

[jay94]

Winny was a pain in the knees. lol, I thought I had to have knee replacement by the end of the 6th week. I had bumm joints anyway and the Winny dried them out like jerky. But I looked lean and tight. Man, the things I do to look good. I wouldn't do it again though. It was tough on the joints.

If I'm not mistaken it doesn't actually create joint pain. According to wikipedia, winstrol 'as a DHT derivative can selectively compete with progesterone and other natural and synthetic progestins (nandrolone) for progestin receptors; yielding a reduction in progesterone mediated anti-inflammatory processes and presenting patients with a perception of increased joint discomfort.' What I get from this is that the perceived pain isn't real.