CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cypionate)

Description

CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cypionate) Administration

CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cypionate) is only available in an injectable form and is regularly used to treat conditions such as low testosterone. Million men suffer from some form of low testosterone, and such a condition can severely diminish ones quality of life. Symptoms such as loss of muscle mass and strength, a decrease in libido and sexual performance, an increase in body fat and low energy levels are all common characteristics of low testosterone. Further, when ignored low testosterone can be a gateway to Alzheimer’s, diabetes, osteoporosis and many other serious conditions. Most men will find one injection every seven to ten days at 10Omg to 200mg per injection to completely eradicate such a problem.

Dosage and Usage

For performance enhancement, one injection per week is often enough. However, in many cases two smaller yet equal sized injections will prove to be far more efficient. The reason for multiple injections is to keep blood levels peaked. Further, it is often needed to control side effects that may occur with performance level dosing. Like most anabolic steroids, the more you take the greater the reward, but the more you take the greater the risk. By splitting the injections up into smaller more frequent injections, you are introducing smaller amounts of the hormone for your body to deal with all at once. As for the actual performance doses, this can range anywhere from 200mg per week all the way to 1,000mg per week depending on needs and desires.

The typical dose for those who are using CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cy- pionate) to counteract the lowering of testosterone due to the use of other steroids is normally 200mg. If it is being used for direct performance purposes, most will find 400mg to 600mg per week will be effective, but it is important to note that higher doses will greatly increase the risk.

Irrespective of the total dose, most steroid users will find this to be an extremely well tolerated anabolic steroid and one that can be used for long periods. 12 weeks of total use is quite commonplace, as is 16 weeks. There is nothing magical aboutthese numbers, butthey are solid guidelines in order for the individual to plan his desired goals. Regardless of the total dosing or the cycle’s length, you will need to design a post cycle therapy (PCT) plan once your CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cypionate) use comes to an end. For most men, if you are discontinuing the use of anabolic steroids for more than ten weeks, you will need PCT but if your off period is less then it can be skipped. For full post cycle information and planning, please see the Post CycleTherapy page on Steroid.com.

CIPANDROL for women

It should be noted; when it comes to performance enhancement, Testover C (Testosterone Cypionate) for women is not recommended. This is a steroid that carries far too much androgenic activity. After all, it is the primary male androgen. Women can suffer from low testosterone and there can be therapeutic benefits from the use of CIPANDROL (Tes-tosterone Cypionate). However such treatment plans will be tremendously low dosed and should be watched closely for virilization symptoms.

The Side Effects of CIPANDROL(Testosterone Cypionate)

As an extremely well-tolerated hormone for most men, the side effects of CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cypionate) are in many ways easy to control. When it comes to such adverse reactions, keep in mind they largely fall into the realm of possible and are by no means guaranteed. Even so, total dosing, genetic predispositions and your overall state of health will play a role.

As for the side effects themselves, CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cypionate) like all testosterone compounds carries a high level of aromatase activity. Aromatization referring to the conversion of testosterone into estrogen. As estrogen levels rise, this can lead to gynecomastia (male breast enlargement) and excess water retention. This excess water retention can even negatively affect blood pressure. In order to combat such effects, especially gynecomastia, many turn to Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators (SERMs) such as Tamoxifen Citrate and for more serious protection Aromatase Inhibitors (Als) such as Anastrozole. Without question, Als are the most effective; however, they can also prove to be problematic when it comes to cholesterol and caution is advised.

Beyond these effects, CIPANDROL (Testosterone Cypionate) can promote dihydrotestosterone (DHT) related side effects such as acne, hair loss and prostate enlargement. However, it should go without saying DHT steroids will be the prime culprits. In-order to provide protection, a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor such as Finasteride can be useful as it is an androgen suppressor and the androgen DHT is causing the prob- lem. It must be noted; hair loss is only possible in men predisposed to male pattern baldness.