Boldenones (EQ)

EQ is mild & simple. No real gains, no real risks. Mediocre but reliable performance enhancement. Not worth it on its own but shines in stacks with other gear.

Things to Know About Boldenone

• Class: Anabolic Steroid
• Structure: Testosterone-based
• Aromatization: Yes (at a much slower rate than Testosterone)
• How to take: Injectable
• Primary use: Flexible (bulking and cutting, depending on the diet and the stack)
• Compounds in the family: 1 (Boldenone Undecylenate)

If you’ve heard of Dianabol, think of Boldenone Undecylenate aka Equipoise as its structural brother. They’re similar in everything but a single atom, but this atom makes all the difference.

Why Care

Equipoise is in no way similar to Dianabol in its effect on the body. Here it is, defined in a few facts:

• Only half as androgenic as Testosterone;
• Barely any conversion or progestin activity (low sides);
• Long half-life (stays in your system for 14 days);
• Not toxic to the liver.

Boldenone Action Points

Athletes take EQ for gradual but high-quality muscle boost:

• Solid muscle growth;
• Enhanced strength;
• A boost in red blood cells (more oxygen to those muscles and stellar performance minus the fatigue).

Thinking of mixing Boldenone? Your goal dictates the stack, and it’s the only limitation. EQ stacks well with everything. For sharp cuts, bring in Winstrol or Anavar. For muscle gains, Testosterone or Trenbolone.

EQ Side Effects

Compared to testosterone, Boldenone is less likely to be turned into female sex hormones.

So, estrogen-caused issues like swelling and high blood pressure? Rare sightings. Fewer chances of acne, hair loss, or prostate problems.

Development & History: Know Your PEDs

CIBA, a big-name pharmaceutical company (the guys that brought us Dbol), has all the credits for Equipoise. These guys initially had an entirely different goal in mind: creating a long-acting injectable Dianabol. But sometimes, things don’t go as planned.

Instead of a Dianabol 2.0, they ended up with a unique steroid: EQ.

Equipoise entered the medical field in 1949. Originally, its use was all about helping the underweight and patients with osteoporosis. But fast forward a few years, and the bodybuilding community is the primary buyer for EQ, not the medical facilities.

In the meantime, Equipoise gained a reputation in the world of horse racing. Yep, that’s right. This steroid had racetrack stars charging towards finish lines with enhanced performance and speed. Nowadays, it’s banned for horses, but still quite popular in the bodybuilding world.