HALODROL health warning

Big Cat · 11-03-2005, 08:15 AM

It has recently come to my attention that yet another designer steroid has been released, no doubt those that frequent this forum more often have already heard of it plenty, called halodrol. The company that makes this is reluctant to even reveal what the active ingredient is.

Now its one thing to abuse steroids under the premise that they are illegal, if you at least know what it is so you can take proper precaution or at least alert a doctor with what it is when something does go wrong. In this case you are taking a powerful hepatoxic pharmaceutical WITHOUT KNOWING WHAT IT IS. I highly advise anyone against taking such a supplement !!!!

C-Los 21 · 11-03-2005, 08:19 AM

Thanks Big Cat, I was already doubting to ever use this product after the fact that many members here at the forum, beleive that it is a very potent compund with enough damaging potential to your liver. After reading this thread from you, it leaves me no reason to try, experiment or even discuss such product.
Thank You

Superus · 11-03-2005, 08:21 AM

Thought about it and you are right. I want to know what it is before i do anything. So i'm not buying either or new supps

This new halodrol claims to be stronger than M1T lol now thats a something else!

OrangeNBlack · 11-03-2005, 08:27 AM

definitely keep this bumped

DaRk_StAr · 11-03-2005, 08:33 AM

i cant even find a single log on this compound yet. Seems like everyone is very hesitant to try it first due to its rumours of it being very very damaging.

chlaxman · 11-03-2005, 08:37 AM

It looks to be very damaging and the amount in each pill is rather large, two things that don't go together.

SwingGuru · 11-03-2005, 08:39 AM

On another note, it costs almost $2.00 a pill.

kasso99 · 11-03-2005, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Big Cat

It has recently come to my attention that yet another designer steroid has been released, no doubt those that frequent this forum more often have already heard of it plenty, called halodrol. The company that makes this is reluctant to even reveal what the active ingredient is.

Now its one thing to abuse steroids under the premise that they are illegal, if you at least know what it is so you can take proper precaution or at least alert a doctor with what it is when something does go wrong. In this case you are taking a powerful hepatoxic pharmaceutical WITHOUT KNOWING WHAT IT IS. I highly advise anyone against taking such a supplement !!!!

Anyway you can do a quickie analysis?
Is there such a thing as a quickie analysis?
Just checking...

dbish77 · 11-03-2005, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by SwingGuru

On another note, it costs almost $2.00 a pill.

Yeah, about 1.50...

CHANGELING · 11-03-2005, 08:47 AM

There are no logs anywhere. NO studies NO nothing. I have repeatedly asked Gaspari to forward me the chemical structure or type and place of the halogenation but I have heard nothing back. Just to keep it all in perspective the Gaspari site says ..and I quote.." ...not an outright illegal supplement.."

SOmeone is going to get very ill because of this product and then we will all suffer the backlash. Again!

And for the money you might as well go with the real deal. Something you know how it will act and what to expect.

Big Cat · 11-03-2005, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by kasso99

Anyway you can do a quickie analysis?
Is there such a thing as a quickie analysis?
Just checking...

Structure elucidation is a rather costly and long process. It involves several process to determine the mass of the compound, type and position of functional groups etc, and this involves extremely expensive machinery, not all of which I have access to.

Diana Ball · 11-03-2005, 09:03 AM

Agreed on the original post. This is yet another reason why the federal government WILL heavily regulate the supplement industry soon. Its not "will they", but "when will they". It will be soon, thanks to products like this and so many others. And the regulation will include the the ENTIRE supplement industry. When this happens, the prices for whey, creatine, and other truly good items will go through the roof. [and a whole lotta peeps gonna be outa bidness]

KeyHAWK · 11-03-2005, 09:27 AM

Bump

Bane · 11-03-2005, 09:30 AM

Me loves seeing Big Cat back in the board.

Jimmorrison · 11-03-2005, 09:38 AM

one guy at am.com has started a cycle..

DaRk_StAr · 11-03-2005, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimmorrison

one guy at am.com has started a cycle..

wow cool thanks for info, gonna check his progress. how he feels ok on it and nothing really damaging is done

tek. · 11-03-2005, 10:04 AM

judgin solely by the name its halo-anadrol which would explain the dose, scary stuff there'll definately be backlash if it really has them two compounds in it. Overnight companys just getting too greedy selling to kids exactly why anything hormonal should be banned imo

they're obviously unloading all there junk before the ban, which means product testing/research would of been skimped on

Mr. Aries · 11-03-2005, 10:08 AM

i just hate irresponsibly released BS products that carry a REAL health risk.. They dangle this **** in front of a gullible group (teens) and wonder why the hell the gov is coming in with the sweeper teams/?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

F U C K I N G STUPID!

Superus · 11-03-2005, 10:27 AM

I wouldn't even trust the person thats doing the cycle of halodrol over at AM.com He has no creditablity and for what we know he probably works for them.

Big Cat · 11-03-2005, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by tek.

judgin solely by the name its halo-anadrol which would explain the dose, scary stuff there'll definately be backlash if it really has them two compounds in it. Overnight companys just getting too greedy selling to kids exactly why anything hormonal should be banned imo

they're obviously unloading all there junk before the ban, which means product testing/research would of been skimped on

I highly doubt it. Look at superdrol, that had nothing to do with anadrol. The same likely holds true for this, its a marketing gimmick. And the fact that its halogenated does not mean its like halotestin either, a 6-halogenation for instance has an entirely different effect than 9-halogenation.

Jimmorrison · 11-03-2005, 10:30 AM

we will just wait and see what it has for effect if any.

Mr. Aries · 11-03-2005, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimmorrison

we will just wait and see what it has for effect if any.

yeah.. lots of damage!

bumCakes · 11-03-2005, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Superus

I wouldn't even trust the person thats doing the cycle of halodrol over at AM.com He has no creditablity and for what we know he probably works for them.

Could be, he has very few posts. But will halodrol even still be for sale by the time his log is finished?

Big Cat · 11-03-2005, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by bumCakes

Could be, he has very few posts. But will halodrol even still be for sale by the time his log is finished?

Good question, if it is I have even more doubt about this compound. I know ALRI is trying to circumvent the law by producing progestins. They have already released an extremely potent progestin, which is only a weak androgen called 17b-methoxy-trenbolone (Methoxy-TRN). Apart from being a weak androgen with little anabolic effects this particular product combines an already extremely potent progestagenic structure (4,9,11-triene) and adds a 17b-methoxy group known to gravely enhance affinity and specificity for the progesterone receptor.

I would be at all surprised if other companies thought along the same lines, and a lot of junk with potentially hazardous health effects will be released.

Stuntdawg · 11-03-2005, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Big Cat

Good question, if it is I have even more doubt about this compound. I know ALRI is trying to circumvent the law by producing progestins. They have already released an extremely potent progestin, which is only a weak androgen called 17b-methoxy-trenbolone (Methoxy-TRN). Apart from being a weak androgen with little anabolic effects this particular product combines an already extremely potent progestagenic structure (4,9,11-triene) and adds a 17b-methoxy group known to gravely enhance affinity and specificity for the progesterone receptor.

I would be at all surprised if other companies thought along the same lines, and a lot of junk with potentially hazardous health effects will be released.

Scary indeed.

Quelly · 11-03-2005, 10:42 AM

just wait till Monster does a log on it at twice the recommended dosage, then we'll see how bad it is

StanChampion · 11-03-2005, 10:42 AM

I totally agree with Big Cat.

These companies, ALRI and Gaspari, are dumping toxic drugs on unsuspecting people. They are driven by profit and are not concerned about the delterious health effects associated with these designer, untested drugs. I am hoping the Feds come knocking on their doors.

Gaspari is even designing that packaging of Haladrol to look like some legitimate prescription drug. To me it it looks like a Oragon box or some Anadrol-50. Just sick.

They need to be held accountable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mateen · 11-03-2005, 10:46 AM

big cat- thanks a lot for the info!

kingmob · 11-03-2005, 10:51 AM

Its all speculation at this point though, we really don't know what kind of a designer steroid it is. I'm sure within a few weeks there will be more information on it.

xGhostinGx · 11-03-2005, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Big Cat

Apart from being a weak androgen with little anabolic effects this particular product combines an already extremely potent progestagenic structure (4,9,11-triene) and adds a 17b-methoxy group known to gravely enhance affinity and specificity for the progesterone receptor.

Whoah. Hold the phones. Are you saying I have bottles of junk the way it is written out?

I certainly hope not because if ALRI released a lame product at the last minute to capitalize on our fears, there will be a terrible backlash on ALRI credibility.