How long does it take for dbol water bloat to go away?

[The Deadlifting Dog]

Imo;


Dianabol carries a half-life of 3-5 hours, so I believe 2 to 3 days for the retention to leave your system completely

I could be wrong but....

I don't believe it is the dbol that makes you hold water as much as the form of estrogen that it converts into...

so...

dbols half life doesn't matter
the half life of the estrogen would

I am sure Gearheaded would be able to go into this matter thoroughly

[GearHeaded]

I could be wrong but....

I don't believe it is the dbol that makes you hold water as much as the form of estrogen that it converts into...

so...

dbols half life doesn't matter
the half life of the estrogen would

I am sure Gearheaded would be able to go into this matter thoroughly

^ this is on point .. Dbol is really only active for like 6 hours. so in theory if you took Dbol, the next day the "bloat" should subside . but it doesn't work that way. the form of estrogen that Dbol converts to is not the same as test (actually there are like 20+ different forms of estrogen). its basically "super estrogen" and very potent . you can't just stop taking Dbol and expect it to go away .. the estrogen and the enzyme factors have to clear and down regulate . so its not about the half life of the dbol itself.


having said that . one of the whole purposes of taking Dbol in the first place is for this very purpose. the estrogenic aspects and the ''bloat'' are beneficial for muscle growth. its not a negative side effect if your trying to build muscle. with that bloat your getting osmotic super composition and cell volumization.. thats the point


on a side note -- this is also why in contest prep going into a show I only use anadrol to volumize cells and help things to fill out. Dbol does this as well but the estrogenic aspects and the potential to spill over is way higher with Dbol. because of the form of estrogen it converts into (anadrol does not even convert to estrogen at all , its similar to dbol, but it doesn't convert, yet it will act on estrogen receptors)..

I'll post a couple links to posts to follow this up