Has anyone ran Halo? Wanted to try for 3 to 4 weeks of it.
A close friend of mine loved it while competing. What do you want to know?
Assuming you’re under a doctor’s care, do you realize a doctor can conclude you’re screwing with the TRT he prescribes by doing other roids?
It’s the same for you whether you are on trt or not. Still super toxic and unneeded unless you are a high level strength athlete.
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THIS!
Definitely one of the more “harsh[read: strong incidence of side effects]” compounds, similar to Tren. You don’t just “take Halo to try it”. Besides, in terms of adding lean muscle mass, there are much more effective, less-harsh compounds.
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A lot of guys in here speculate on what would happen if you use an androgenic steroid like Halotestin or Anadrol, and in my experience, it’s all a crapshoot? Some people can take relatively high doses and get blood work and there’s not a damn thing, wrong, while others take small dosages, and get all of the usual side effects. I wouldn’t let anything freak me out for three or four weeks. Halo is very good when your body fat levels are low and you want that extra hardness and drive in the gym. So again the only thing you can do is try it and get your blood work done and you’ll know.
Halo seems to be more for attitude / aggression than gains. I’ve heard Mike Tyson liked it before a fight. I think it is pretty popular for strongman competitions. The few people I know who have taken it, would take it as a pre workout.
In the early 1980’s that is exactly what I did. Halotestin seemed of less value than any oral AAS that I ever took. But consider I only tried 10mg per day, for an 8 week cycle. I was not impressed.
I have a pack of halo tabs in case ww3 starts and I get drafted, and they are sitting in my drawer for the purposes of life or death fight.
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