Winstrol

Winstrol was approved for an extensive list of medical treatments following its release onto the prescription drug market, ranging from tissue and muscle wasting diseases to an Oesteoporosis drug, as well as in the treatment of burn victims and children with stunted growth. Winstrol was not very effective as a treatment for anemia, however. Winstrol’s mechanism of action is quite brilliant in several different ways. Its primary operation is through binding with the androgen receptor rather than non-receptor mediated activity[4], which is common with certain other anabolic steroids such as Dianabol or Anadrol. Winstrol also has a low affinity for binding with the Glucocorticoid-binding sites in addition to some activity that is independent of androgen receptors[5][6][7][8]. Winstrol also possesses a very low degree of Progestogenic activity in the body[8]