Halotestin-10 (Fluoxymesterone)
Halotestin is an anabolic steroid with a very strong androgenic activity, derived from methyltestosterone. The clinical purpose of fluoxymesterone consisted originally in the treatment of male hypogenitalism, delayed puberty in men, and in the treatment of breastneoplasms in women.
Due to its specific fluoxymesterone is mainly used by bodybuilders & athletes to enhance the power performance, muscle hardness and aggression without increasing the overall weight; it is used as well in box and other combat sports.
Fluoxymesterone does not aromatize and does not convert to estradiol; however, this is a very potent androgen. Female athletes should stay away from the drug.
Fluoxymesterone has an interesting feature: it activates erythropoiesis (production of red blood cells) and enhances the branching of the capillary network in muscles, and as result of improved blood supply significantly increases strength and endurance.
Fluoxymesterone
Fluoxymesterone mimics the action of endogenous androgen hormones, just like most other androgenic and anabolic steroids.
Upon binding to androgenic receptors in various body parts, halotestin or fluoxymesterone stimulates cells responsible for synthesizing proteins.
In addition, it controls protein synthesis, which means that it increases the production of some proteins and decreases the production of others that are not necessary.
As a result, many essential elements are retained, such as phosphorous, potassium, sodium, nitrogen, and many other chemicals.
There is also evidence that the Fluoxymesterone cycle induces anabolism of proteins and inhibits amino acid catabolism.
It also decreases Calcium excretion through the urine, thereby balancing the nitrogen cycle as a result of all of these parts of the process.