Testoged E 250 mg Euro Prime Farmaceuticals

Testoged-E 10 ml Golden Dragon: description and dosage

Testosterone is a very popular anabolic steroid. It provides a quick and noticeable effect, and the side effects are easy to handle if you approach the course correctly. Testoged-E 10ml Golden Dragon (Euro Prime Pharmaceuticals) contains testosterone enanthate, a modern hormone ester that acts in the body for a long time. Its formula has reduced the number of injections.

Advantages of Testoged-E 10 ml Golden Dragon

The main properties that make Testoged-E 10 ml Golden Dragon so popular with sportsmen and women:

• Increased muscle mass;
• pumping effect;
• improved joint function;
• increased libido;
• increased strength and endurance.

All testosterone retains fluid in the tissues. It binds to receptors in muscle tissue and causes them to retain more of the nitrogen needed to produce protein. The complex effect makes weight gain rapid and noticeable soon after the start of the course.

Possible negative effects

Testosterone has negative side – side effects. They are due to the fact that the hormone can be converted into oestrogen and dihydrotestosterone. This leads to several unpleasant consequences, the most dangerous of which are:

• gynaecomastia (growth of the mammary glands in men);
• testicular atrophy (as they stop producing testosterone);
• prostate enlargement (due to the androgenic activity of the drug);
• acne, baldness and other changes in appearance.

To prevent serious consequences, it is recommended to take anti-estrogens, as well as gonadotropin, which supports the work of the testicles. In addition, each athlete sees the passage of post-cycle therapy.

Rules of taking

Testoged E Golden Dragon 10ml can only be taken once a week. The injections are made intramuscularly. The dose is 250-500 mg. The Golden Dragon preparation contains 250 mg in 1 ml of liquid.

The duration of the course is sufficient to achieve a pronounced effect: 8-10 weeks. A special sports diet and regular training will help to improve the result.

There are contraindications to taking anabolic steroids. To rule them out, consult a doctor.

List of references

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