Health Risks and Side EffectsMisuse of boldenone is associated with a wide range of severe health disorders: Cardiovascular Issues: Risk of heart problems.Liver and Kidney Damage: Potential for hepatic (liver) and renal (kidney) impairment.Reproductive Issues: In males, it can cause decreased natural testosterone production, reduced testes size, lower sperm count, and decreased sperm mobility.Psychological Effects: Can lead to behavioral and neurochemical alterations, including anxiety, aggression, and mood disorders.Carcinogen Classification: It is classified as a probable human carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer
Adults should take 5.000g I/M or hydroxocobalamin intravenously once a day
B12 shots are also not recommended if you have a history of issues like leukemia, myeloma, or certain types of anemia not caused by B12 deficiency

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