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Product Details:Onax  is not very toxic, not very androgenic, and pretty mild on the body's HPTA (Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Axis). Those are its 4 major points, and I'd like to examine each one a bit further; as usual, gym-rumors and internet conjecture has made this medicine the subject of many misconceptions.

Due to its being a mild medicine in every sense of the word, high amounts of Onax dosage are needed. It binds reasonably well to the AR, but pretty high doses are still needed and I would never suggest doing less than *0mgs/day. In fact, ****0mgs are needed to start halting AIDS related wasting(1) and recovering weight for burn victims (2) so that's the range I'd recommend keeping your dosages in concerning this compound. Personally, I'd use **0mgs/day if I were ever going to try this stuff. Any less than this amount (*****0mgs) would be a waste. For women, however, I think 2.***0mgs/day would suffice. Virilation is not a concern with this compound, as it is only very mildly androgenic (3). Water retention is also virtually nil with it.

Although it is an oral medicine, and has been alpha-alkylated to survive oral ingestion and the first pass through the liver, it's still relatively mild in that respect too..., the unique chemical configuration of both confers a resistance to liver metabolism as well as noticable medicine activity. It would also appear that product appears not to exhibit the serious hepatotoxic effects (jaundice, cholestatic hepatitis, peliosis hepatis, hyperplasias and neoplasms) typically attributed to the C*7alpha-alkylated AASs. (*7) it has even been used successfully in some studies to heal cutaneous wounds (7), or to improve respiratory function (*8). Both of these novel properties could make it a good choice for in-season use for boxers, Mixed Martial Arts competitors, and other such athletes. 

Now here's some interesting stuff for anyone interested primarily in the fat loss properties of this stuff: it may be what we'd call a "fat-burning medicine". Abdominal and visceral fat were both reduced in one study when subjects in the low/normal natural range used . In another study, appendicular, total, and trunk fat were all reduced with a relatively small dose of *0mgs/day (8), and no exercise. In addition, weight gained with it may be nearly permanent too. It might not be much, but you'll stand a good chance of keeping most of it. In one study, subjects maintained their weight (re)gains from this product for at least 6 months after cessation (2)! Concomitantly, in another study, Twelve weeks after discontinuing *3% of the reductions in total, trunk, and extremity fat were also sustained (8)! If you're regaining weight, This product will give you nearly permanent gains, and if you are trying to lose fat (and you keep your diet in check), the fat lost  is basically looks to be nearly permanent. Check this chart out:

Absolute change in total fat mass (A) and trunk fat (B) by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry from baseline to study week *2 (solid bars) and from baseline to study week *4 (open bars) in the placebo (n = *2) and the (n = *0) study groups. Values are means ' SE. *Significant decrease from baseline, P < 0.**1. Significant difference between study groups for change in fat mass from 0 to *2 wk, P < 0.**1. (*5)(8)