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Is a prohormone called epistane safe to take? does it effect the heart?
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Epistane is a prohormone in the category of anabolic steroids. Like with any anabolic steroids it is not safe. Side effects include infertility, small testicles, behavioral changes, hair loss, breast development, liver damage and heart disease.
Answered 8/20/2021
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