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Mibolerone was initially as a veterinary product used to keep female dogs under control while they are in heat by shutting down the cycling of their ovaries. With proper timing, breeders are able to regulate the heat cycles of their bitches. Eventually, athletes began to utilize the product in order to boost aggression before events. It was even rumored that Mike Tyson was on Cheque Drops during the infamous ear biting incident during his bout with Holyfield. However, the late great guru Dan Duchaine discovered the application of Cheque Drops in modern bodybuilding far before that. The drops went in and out of production several times, before making a recent insurgence due to the piqued interest in the product thanks to the growing popularity of ultimate fighting circles.
Cheque Drops are extremely potent, certainly one of the most potent androgens known to man. According to the manufacturer, "When compared to testosterone, it is 5.9 times more potent as an anabolic agent and 2.5 times more potent as an androgen." The most probable usage for Cheque Drops is for administration to athletes 30 to 40 minutes prior to an event that requires extreme aggression and adrenaline. To adapt the drug to bodybuilding purposes requires a much more complicated dosing regimen. Due to its toxicity, Cheque Drops should not be used longer than two weeks at a time, and at low dosages. However, for an anabolic effect, Cheque Drops should be used at 5mg (5,000mcg) a day or more. However, that would possibly lead to prompt physical illness. In order to find a medium that is possible for the modern bodybuilder, it is important to remember a few key aspects of the compound. Keep in mind that the dosages appropriate are only used to increase aggression, which can subsequently increase strength. The actual anabolic effect at these low doses is limited. Furthermore, long term use (beyond two weeks) will lead to testosterone suppression and liver damage. Using the drops sparingly (1-2 drops at a concentration of 200-250mcg 30 minutes prior to a workout for no more than 2 weeks at a time) will provide a boost in training and aggression. Many users report breaking personal lift records when utilizing the compound. If the drops are used short term, testosterone levels should bounce back rather quickly. However, due to the risk of suppression, it is best to use the drops while on an anabolic stack in order to ensure elevated test levels. As the drops are only used as a supplement to lifting, they can be used when bulking or cutting. I would never recommend using this stuff without other compounds; however, the increased aggression without the increased performance provided by other compounds may be dangerous. They do not aromatize (convert to estrogen), so if used in the context above, Nolvadex, Armidex, or other such agents are not necessary, nor is the use of Clomid. It is highly progestenic, but in the doses we´re talking about, that won´t be a concern either. Unfortunately, this stuff blocks LH secretion, which will wreak havoc with your natural hormone production with prolonged use.
The half-life of the compound is very short (about 4 hours), so along with its immediate impact on the body, it leaves quickly as well. The drug has had enough of an impact, however, to be included in most all banned substance lists in most athletic organizations, so precaution should still be utilized. Several metabolites of this compound may still be detectable however (J Vet Pharmacol Ther. 2000 Apr;23(2):57-66.), if you are tested immediately.
While it is sometimes touted as the most androgenic compound on the planet, it might subsequently be the most toxic as well. A 19 nor-androgen it can possibly cause progesterone related gynocomastia (you don´t want that) if used out of the recommended dosage and time frame. A 17AA compound, it can also severely affect liver function. Precaution MUST be used when dealing with Mibolerone. Side effects include but are not limited to: increased aggression, hypertension, insomnia, and severe liver damage.
