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  1. 05-05-2010, 09:47 PM #1
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    Is dianabol used on horses?

    Or is it just boldenon and winny ?
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    boldenon mainly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by don-S View Post
    Or is it just boldenon and winny ?
    Just a question why are you asking do you have horses.
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    Dbol lowers cellular respiration, hurting your endurance. This wouldn't be good for horses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Dbol lowers cellular respiration, hurting your endurance. This wouldn't be good for horses.
    One would think that horses and humans have different systems.
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    Equipoise was origianlly devoped for horses mate, although looking at the 2 compounds (dianabol and Equipoise) they are pretty similar chemically, the d-bol is a 17 alpha-methyl which enables it not to be destroyed by the liver on first pass where the Equipoise is not
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    Quote Originally Posted by prodomino View Post
    One would think that horses and humans have different systems.
    As far as drugs go, humans and horses tend to react similarly from what I know. The main difference for performance enhancers is that Clen works as an anabolic on horses, increasing LBM, since they have far more beta-II receptors. For humans...its good as a thermogenic, but not much else.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    As far as drugs go, humans and horses tend to react similarly from what I know. The main difference for performance enhancers is that Clen works as an anabolic on horses, increasing LBM, since they have far more beta-II receptors. For humans...its good as a thermogenic, but not much else.
    Ahhh cool I didnt know that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    As far as drugs go, humans and horses tend to react similarly from what I know. The main difference for performance enhancers is that Clen works as an anabolic on horses, increasing LBM, since they have far more beta-II receptors. For humans...its good as a thermogenic, but not much else.
    true, snake anti-venom is developed by passing the venom through horses
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  10. 05-06-2010, 02:11 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by declan11 View Post
    true, snake anti-venom is developed by passing the venom through horses
    Damn, poor horses...
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    last time I checked it wasnt a Vet forum....when did that happen that we start AAS of animals?
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