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11-07-06, 06:48 PM
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out of curiosity....
has any girl tried super small doses of AS.
and i mean super small....eg 2.5mg Anavar etc. about 4 years ago i tried a 4 week cycle of up to 2.5 mg Dbol. noticed only that i had wicked pumps during my workout. it was more out of curiosity than anything. anybody else? and i'm also curious about experiences with AS that are supposed to be "no-no's" for us women. i remember on another board there was a woman who was on low dosage of tren, with very good results. my question is...are small doses of any use? thanks TG 
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11-07-06, 08:04 PM
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I've read about women taking tren as well - I personally wouldn't. I don't think the benefits outweigh the risks.
Maybe someone else has some experience...
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11-07-06, 09:33 PM
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Taking small doses of Anavar, isn't really useful. Meaning, 2.5 mg's won't do much of anything. But, if you were to do a mini cycle of some sort, you may be able to see some decent results by doing a 4 week cycle w/ 5mgs...maybe ramping up to 7.5 for 2 weeks, and then back down.
As for small doses of tren, DBol, or other more harsh drugs, as FB said, the benefits really don't outweigh the risks. Even with small doses of those drugs, women still risk some permanent virilization characteristics. So, why bother? There are much milder drugs out there that can give you an extra boost with much less risk. I've know of several women who have done moderate doses of EQ and Primo. Some experienced no permanent sides, while others did. Unless you plan tocompete on a national level, and maybe further, it's really pointless for women to take strong types of AAS; regardless of the dosing.
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