it's worth a shot. here's one for you; about 10 yrs ago I was prescribed anavar, oxandrolone, oxandrin - for arthritis. The only doctor to have ever prescribed it to me. I had no idea what this was considering it's an anabolic steroid. It was highly anabolic and low on the androgenic scale. I know what they write about this and can tell you- most of what's written is bs. It worked. It not only did away with my arthritis, it developed new bone in the areas where I had osteoporosis, as evidenced by my bone scan and did not, did NOT affect my kidney/liver functions negatively. It also is used for wasting diseases and many other wonderful uses. In August of this year my insurance company sent a letter stating this medicine will no longer be available due to the FDA pulling approval since there are so many "new" medications on the market for arthritis. i.e. ones that destroy your immune system, as well as shred your kidneys and liver. This was also a very much used drug in the cocktail of what HIV patients use. No more. Funny how they pulled it just when everyone starting getting self-induced HIV from the vaxx, no? Sad, infuriating and sick. These people are criminals and should all be held accountable, but I have my doubts. Now, if you can afford paying about $2000 a month to a compounding pharmacy, then you're in luck. I myself don't have that much change laying around under the couch cushions. If I ever hear of anything else I'll let you know. I have been on HCQ for a month for it and can't really say its done anything remotely close to what the Oxandrin did. I have a ton of information on many medications including anabolics that have been demonized and could go on for hours if not days on the pro's vs con's. That'd be for another post though. They take that away but leave us with something as potent, dangerous and harmful such as anadrol and fluxymesterone [Halotestin] - either way, good luck to you and I sure hope you find relief from something that helps. That thing in particular sucks. Thanks for replying lost'. I appreciate it. 👍🍻

it's worth a shot. here's one for you; about 10 yrs ago I was prescribed anavar, oxandrolone, oxandrin - for arthritis. The only doctor to have ever prescribed it to me. I had no idea this was considered an anabolic steroid. It was highly anabolic and low on the androgenic scale. I know what they write about this and can tell you- most of what's written is bs. It worked. It not only did away with my arthritis, it developed new bone in the areas where I had osteoporosis, as evidenced by my bone scan and did not, did NOT affect my kidney/liver functions negatively. It also is used for wasting diseases and many other wonderful uses. In August of this year my insurance company sent a letter stating this medicine will no longer be available due to the FDA pulling approval since there are so many "new" medications on the market for arthritis. i.e. ones that destroy your immune system, as well as shred your kidneys and liver. This was also a very much used drug in the cocktail of what HIV patients use. No more. Funny how they pulled it just when everyone starting getting self-induced HIV from the vaxx, no? Sad, infuriating and sick. These people are criminals and should all be held accountable, but I have my doubts. Now, if you can afford paying about $2000 a month to a compounding pharmacy, then you're in luck. I myself don't have that much change laying around under the couch cushions. If I ever hear of anything else I'll let you know. I have been on HCQ for a month for it and can't really say its done anything remotely close to what the Oxandrin did. I have a ton of information on many medications including anabolics that have been demonized and could go on for hours if not days on the pro's vs con's. That'd be for another post though. They take that away but leave us with something as potent, dangerous and harmful such as anadrol and fluxymesterone [Halotestin] - either way, good luck to you and I sure hope you find relief from something that helps. That thing in particular sucks. Thanks for replying lost'. I appreciate it. 👍🍻