Nandrolone is chemically related to the male hormone testosterone. Compared to testosterone, it has an enhanced anabolic and a reduced androgenic activity.
This has been demonstrated in animal bioassays and explained by receptor binding studies. The low androgenicity of nandrolone is confirmed in clinical use. In the human, nandrolone has been shown to positively influence calcium metabolism and to increase bone mass in osteoporosis.
In women with disseminated mammary carcinoma, nandrolone has been reported to produce objective regressions for many months. Furthermore, nandrolone has a nitrogen-saving action. This effect on protein metabolism has been established by metabolic studies and is utilised therapeutically in conditions where a protein deficiency exists such as during chronic debilitating diseases and after major surgery and severe trauma. In these conditions, nandrolone phenylpropionate serves as a supportive adjunct to specific therapies and dietary measures as well as parenteral nutrition, due to it's faster acting nature nandrolone phenylpropionate is preferred in situations where a faster clinical response is required over it's chemical variant nandrolone decaonate (Deca Durabolin - Decabolic).
Nandrolone Phenylpropionate is very similar to the very popular steroid Deca Durabolin which is Nandrolone with a longer ester (nandrolone decaonate). Nandrolone Phenylpropionate is, therefore, a shorter acting “Deca” for all practical intents and purposes. It produces less water retention than it's longer acting cousin.
This brings up the fact that although Deca Durabolin has a very long active life, Durobolic has a much shorter one, and this means that people are forced to inject at least two times per week, with the more common protocol being every third day. Results are seen much more quickly with Durobolic as compared with Deca Durabolin, and it’s quickly becoming a much more popular alternative.
For more information about Durobolic you can also review Deca Durabolin description.
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