Anavar and Cancer?

[NEMSZ]

Hey bros, looking to get a quick input here from the more experienced guys...

I have a friend, female, who's looking to use Anavar for the first time to gain a little muscle/weight etc. She does some modeling but wants a more tight, fit look. She has no problem eating right or working out, but this girl has a crazy fast metabolism. She can hang with me on one of my epic cheat days and she's about 70-75lbs less than I am. No idea where it goes.. lol

I don't have much experience with Var as I've taken it sporadically but I always forget to take pills but I know many women who compete in athletics and even fitness modeling with success..

I know the recommended dose is 5-20mg (max)

Only question I have is when she looked it up it said (on medical sites) concerns with cancer? I've never heard of this before with Anavar? She had a little run in with Ovarian Cancer years ago and has been in perfect health since then. I told her I've never heard of that and I'd look into it, obviously things like GH, IGF would be of concern if someone is prone to it or has dealt with it in the past and doesn't want to risk it...

Any thoughts? Thanks bros

 

[TheOutlier]

I'm hoping that I will be able to find time to discuss this further, but, plenty of information regarding immunosuppressive qualities of AAS when supraphysiological hormone levels are present. However, immunostimulatory qualities have also been observed, there is much left out of this comment due to time. The cellular structure of the compound plays influence on how the body responds to what is being administered.

 

[MisterB]

Does she exercise? all aas drugs do best is recovery , if she's not working out hard getting her goals is impossible, Anavar will help retain muscle in caloric deficit, so great drug while dieting, it adds strength if she's lifting, it builds slow quality muscles if she's lifting
its said you can add a lb of muscle laying around but who does that

 

[mytreefiddy]

She has no problem eating right or working out

Here it comes..... "does she even lift"???....lol.... no seriously, have her eat right and train FIRST.... then if she doesn't get the results she seeks THEN consider bringing something in.... just my .02

 

[powerof2]

My wife had leukemia, she wanted to try it as well. There were a number of studies where they used it to help with muscle loss during chemotherapy. She has used it off and on for almost 2 years and gtg.


110% or expect to regret it!

 

[NEMSZ]

Yes guys, she works out.. lol

I said in my first post she has no problem with eating right or training, I guess that can be misread as her not having done so yet lol..