Turinabol is an anabolic and androgenic steroid, the chemical name is chlorodehydromethyltestosterone. By its nature, it is quite close to methandrostenolone.
 
Turinabol is well suited for weightlifters and powerlifters. That is, where you need an increase in strength without a significant increase in mass. In addition, turinabol is very quickly excreted from the body (within about 7 days). Therefore, it is very convenient to bring it to the competition.
Due to minimal side effects and minimal suppression of own testosterone, this drug is well suited for those who decide to try anabolics for the first time. And also for young athletes. After all, the more you interfere with the hormonal system in adolescence, the more complications you can get in the future. Turinobol, in terms of its harmlessness, comes in second place after oxandrolone.
Athletes more experienced in terms of pharmacology use turinabol as a "bridge" between the main courses of steroids to give the body a rest.
In women's sports, it is considered a relatively harmless drug. And, if it does not come to ultra-high dosages, it does not lead to virilization and other purely female negative consequences. So, in athletics, a dosage of 20 mg per day is considered quite normal for women.
The absence of water retention makes Turinabol quite suitable for drying. For example, in conjunction with stanozolol.