The injectable testosterone-derived AAS Boldenone (aka Equipoise or EQ) has always been regarded as a safe, mild and newbie-friendly AAS. But is it really?
I personally do not think it is, so in this post we will be taking a look at the unique risks that come with EQ so you can decide for yourself!
Besides the generic side-effects of EQ that it shares with other AAS (HPTA shut-down, dyslipidemia, etc…), Boldenone has 3 specific properties that make it uniquely risky.
Firstly, it causes a dramatic increase in Red Blood Cell count. Secondly, it is significantly nephrotoxic. Thirdly, it has an unexpected effect on estrogen levels.
Virtually all AAS increase red blood cell count. Equipoise, however, does it to a completely different level.
One of the popular benefits of this drug is an improvement in physical endurance. RBCs are responsible for transporting oxygen through the body, so increased RBC count leads to increased oxygen delivery, which improves performance significantly.
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