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Hi guys, new here and the more I read the more questions i have......Help!
I have been considering "gear" and from what I have read i am leaning toward Anavar but here are my concerns and info to help you answer.
I am a thirty yr old female, a history of hypothyroidism, on BC (yasmin) with no interest in competing. Eat as well as I can, lots of protien, some friuts lots of fresh veggies and complex carbos only, obviously in the gym or i wouldn't be here

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Can I dose with a treated thyroid problem?
Will the Birth control cancel out the dose?
Is aromatizing actually good for women? (increase of breast size)
With the strain it puts on your liver is it safe to drink alchohol (at all) while dosing?
Is roid rage an issue in women?
Other than multi-vitamins, calcium and c I do not take any other supplements, should I try other stuff first?
Idealy the recent pics of Supergirl are the results I want....still gorgeous and feminine but ripped, i am willing to do the work and am just curious about the additional oomph,
Thanks in advance

Also, does it affect your ability to have children later?

wow.. damn girl...

thanks for the compliment!

with a current thyroid condition it would be in your personal best interest to speak to a doctor about starting a cycle of aas..
to answer your question honestly, some people are successful while others have problems... aas introduced into the female body alone can cause a whirlwind of problems.. and unfortunetly they affect everyone differently, so in other words baby, its a crap shoot... BUT if you get on, see probs, you stop and then work on rebalancing... IMO, the end needs to superceed the means and since you are NOT looking to compete, why even risk anything.. but that is my $.02

-BC does not cancel out anavar...
-aromatizing is the body converting test to estrogen in MEN, in women the concern is virilization; women developing male characteristics
-var puts relative stress on the liver, so drinking alot of alcohol is not recommended, but if you are dieting and training, it does not have its place anyway.. so if you are gonna booze it up on the weekends, don't waste your money on var...
-aggression can be a side affect in women from more androgenic drugs.. var will not cause "roid rage" others may

YES i would use var as your last resort.. and again since you are not competing, why bother when a consistent/solid nutrition and training program can get you where you want to be... i would recommend aas to someone who has reached their genetic potential, a plateau, competing, career etc... but just to look good on the beach... well, i guess we all fold to vanity at some point

i did... so i can't pontificate too much, but long term career goals were that of modeling and competing

super

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Also, does it affect your ability to have children later?

ya never know.. anything is possible... probably not, but one can not be 110% certain...
i know of tons of women that have used and have beautiful babies...
super

Fantastic info Super, I appreciate it! So are there any other non-steroidal supplements (like the stuff sold at gnc's) that could help me gain the results i want?
I also play rugby so additional power would be good too...thxs