Fluoxymesterone Research Guide

Full name: Fluoxymesterone (Halotestin)

A very potent oral androgen (Halotestin) prescribed historically for hypogonadism and breast cancer, known non-medically for dramatic strength and aggression increases without added mass. Educational reference only.

How Fluoxymesterone Works

A 17-alpha-alkylated, fluorinated derivative of methyltestosterone with extremely high androgenic potency. It boosts strength, aggression, and red blood cells rapidly but does little for muscle size.

Dosing Protocol

• Typical dose: Medical: ~2.5-20 mg/day
• Frequency: Daily
• Duration: Very short courses
• Route: Oral tablet

Reported Benefits

• Rapid strength gains
• Increased aggression/drive
• Red blood cell stimulation
• No added water weight

Potential Side Effects

• Severe liver toxicity
• Aggression/mood changes
• Adverse lipids
• Testosterone suppression
• Androgenic effects

Research Citations

1. Fluoxymesterone potency (2014) - Exhibited high androgenic potency and strength effects, with significant hepatotoxicity limiting use.

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