Winstrol contains stanozolol, a synthetic anabolic steroid derived from dihydrotestosterone. It is known for its ability to promote lean muscle growth and increase strength without causing significant weight gain from water retention. Originally developed for medical use, Winstrol has been used to treat a variety of conditions, although it is also known for its use in sports and bodybuilding. Due to its anabolic effects, it must be used carefully and only under medical supervision when prescribed.

Mechanism of Action:
Stanozolol works by mimicking the effects of natural male hormones, especially testosterone. It binds to androgen receptors in muscle and bone tissue, promoting protein synthesis and helping in muscle repair and growth. Unlike some other anabolic steroids, Winstrol has a lower tendency to convert into estrogen, which reduces the risk of water retention and estrogen-related side effects.

Uses:
Winstrol has been prescribed medically for:

• Treating hereditary angioedema, a condition causing swelling of the face, limbs, and airways

• Supporting recovery in individuals with severe muscle wasting or weight loss due to illness or surgery

• Managing certain types of anemia and improving red blood cell production

  Adverse Effects:
  Winstrol may cause several side effects, especially when used in high doses or without medical guidance. These include:

  • Liver strain or liver damage, especially with oral use

  • Acne, oily skin, and hair loss

  • Mood changes, irritability, or aggression

  • Changes in cholesterol levels, including increased bad cholesterol and decreased good cholesterol

  • In men, possible testicular shrinkage and reduced fertility

  • In women, voice deepening, menstrual changes, and unwanted hair growth