Metandesenolone, or Dianabol, is an anabolic steroid developed in the late 1950s to aid recovery from muscle loss. It gained popularity in bodybuilding for promoting rapid muscle growth by enhancing protein synthesis and nitrogen retention. Despite its benefits, it carries risks such as liver toxicity and hormonal imbalances, leading to legal restrictions in various countries.
Metandesenolone, commonly known as Methandrostenolone or Dianabol, is an anabolic-androgenic steroid developed in the 1950s by Dr. John Ziegler and Ciba Pharmaceuticals. It was designed to enhance protein synthesis, muscle growth, and strength. Although popular for its convenient oral form, it has adverse effects like liver toxicity and cardiovascular issues, leading to its ban in sports and being controlled in many countries. Safer alternatives or medical supervision are recommended due to these risks.
