Clostebol propionate
Clostebol Propionate
Clostebol Propionate (pronunciation: klos-TEB-ol PRO-pee-oh-nate) is a synthetic anabolic steroid derived from testosterone. It is a weak androgen and is used in the treatment of conditions that require improved protein synthesis and increased appetite.
Etymology
The term "Clostebol" is derived from the Greek words "kloster" meaning spindle, and "bol" meaning throw, referring to the rapid effects of the drug. "Propionate" is derived from the Latin "prope" meaning near, and "ate" meaning state, referring to the drug's short-acting nature.
Usage
Clostebol Propionate is used in the treatment of conditions that require improved protein synthesis, such as malnutrition, convalescence, and certain types of anemia. It is also used to increase appetite in patients with chronic diseases.
Side Effects
Potential side effects of Clostebol Propionate include virilization in women, gynecomastia in men, and potential liver damage. Long-term use can lead to hypogonadism and decreased libido.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Clostebol propionate
- Wikipedia's article - Clostebol propionate
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