Okay, so I’ve been messing around with my horse, trying to get him a bit more ripped for the show season. I heard some folks talking about Winstrol, so I figured I’d give it a shot and see what all the fuss was about. Here’s how it went down.
Getting Started
First things first, I did a bit of digging around. Talked to a few guys at the stable, read some stuff, you know, the usual. I wanted to make sure I wasn’t doing anything totally crazy.
Then, I got my hands on some Winstrol. It wasn’t exactly growing on trees, let me tell you. I found it in injectable type.
The Process
- Figuring out the dose: This was a bit tricky. I didn’t want to overdo it, but I also wanted to see some results. After some back and forth, I settled on a starting dose, always better be lower.
- Injection time: I ain’t gonna lie, I was a little nervous about sticking my horse with a needle. I’ve given shots before, but this felt different. Took a deep breath, and in it went.
- Waiting game: I’m not the most patient person, so waiting to see changes was tough. I kept checking him, looking for any sign that the Winstrol was kicking in.
What Happened?
After a few weeks, I started noticing some changes. My horse was, for lack of better word, bigger, he was more muscular, and his muscles looked harder. He also seemed a bit more energetic. His performance felt better.
But it wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows. I did notice that my boy was a little more jumpy than usual. He seemed a bit more on edge, which made handling him a bit of a challenge. I also kept a super close eye on his legs, making sure there were no signs of swelling or anything weird. It’s a strong thing, so I need to keep a close eye on him.
My Takeaway
So, would I do it again? Honestly, I’m still on the fence. The results were pretty clear, my horse definitely looked better. But the edginess and the constant worry about side effects, it’s a lot to deal with. If you’re thinking about using Winstrol, make sure you do your homework, know the risks, and keep a close eye on your horse. It’s not something to be taken lightly. I tried my best, but next time I would definitely ask the veterinarian.
