Couple of things…
You have come to a male dominated arena to ask advice on women using steroids. With this you are sure to get the usual ‘irreversable side-effects’ bullshit. Unless they are women who have long term experience using anabolics, they don’t know jack shit and are gonna hand you the same pat answers you see all over the boards. The side effects are not, I repeat, not irreversable. Yes, your voice may drop, yes your clit may swell (and this is bad?)and you may get a little hair growth. All these things can be dealt with and go away when you stop.
I have been using low doses of test for the last five years, don’t cycle it, and only go off prior to my annual physical (blood test). The sides go away, my voice returns to normal, my clit and libido returns to normal and the hair growth diminishes. Here’s a snippet of the truth:
'The media and naysayers have been rejecting steroids since the 1930’s, publically spouting negative propaganda, while privately marveling at the wondrous physiques and feats of athleticism and strength it produced. Since women are a relatively new addition to the steroid scene, and due to the obvious ethical issues surrounding the perceived potential for harm, there are very few medical journal studies relating to the effects of anabolic steroids on female subjects. Sadly, the studies that do exist, serve only to complicate matters by often using small sample sizes, and insubstantial control and placebo groups that yield largely inconclusive results.
Studies published to date on androgen replacement therapy in women do not indicate detrimental effects on body composition, lipids or vascular function. The key words here are ‘replacement therapy’. Testosterone derivatives have been developed for clinical hormonal replacement therapy in men. Thus, few forms of AAS are approved for women because the pharmokentics (the study of the action or effects of drugs on human beings) and efficacy in women have not been well researched. Therefore, less is known about the short-term and long-term effects of AAS in women. Consequently, even less is clear regarding the supraphysiological (amounts greater than normally found in the body) doses that female bodybuilders, competitors and recreational users have been known to administer.
Although interpolation has been used, the research conducted on male users can’t possibly be accurately correlated to females when there are virtually no grounds for comparison. Consequently, the alleged research-based information concerning the adverse physiological, physical, behavioral, and psychological effects of low dosage supraphysiological AAS on women is at best inaccurate, and at worst wildly speculative’.
My advice to you is to find a site/forum that is not affiliated with a supplement company.
Find one of the steroid boards and see if they have a womens section. Most do, but you have to register as a female to get rights to even view it (that’s because of the usual bullshit I mentioned above). Be patient. Do your research and try to filter through all the bullshit. Remember, there’s a reason why the boys want to keep the women out of the candy store; it called libido. This is why the FDA was looking into approving low dose Test as a female viagra.
Try to find a female who has used for long time and can give you advice. Don’t take advice from men unless they can demonstrate they have experience with females and anabolics. Most of them don’t, and could’nt find a women’s clitoris if his life depended on it. This site is filled with teenagers full of bad advice who have been training for less than five years, but think they know it all.
You need to find a vet who will talk to you. BBB has a good rep and is a genuinely nice guy, but I would seek out a womens board.
By the way, most of the good labs provide data for their products, and a simple melting point test on orals can be done, if you are in doubt. You should have learned how to do this in high school chemistry.
Lastly, any kind of modification to you endocrine systemn is going to be significantly personal. Find what works for you. Some women love winstrol, others react horribly to it. Anavar is about the mildest and has a lower toxicity than most.
Just remember; free advice is worth what you pay for it.