Spawn Supplement and Side Effects

Spawn supplement is just another of the barely legal steroid supplements permitted to be sold and used as muscle builders. In doing a bit of research, I found out that Spawn supplement is actually a form of Prohormone, which is technically different from a steroid in that a prohormone isn't immediately useful to the body but must be metabolized first, whereas a steroid is already in its finished, useful state. Because of this, prohormones are considered damaging to the liver, and are usually only allowed to be taken with liver supporting compounds, like milk thistle. Spawn supplement is the equivalent of 2 relatively strong steroids, trenabol and epistane. The closest other anabolic substance that I found is called Havoc, which has been around since the 70's and it contains only the prohormone epistane. Though Spawn supplement hasn't yet been banned, or at least the last time I checked, many people think it will be banned soon because of the prohormone trenabol.  Most everything with trenabol gets banned.

Because of the strong toxicity of the spawn compound, it's cycle is very limited, able to be taken for only 4 weeks. Many people in the bodybuilding community have questioned whether any serious muscle building can even occur in such a short period of time. Four weeks isn't long.  Sure you can do some pretty intense workouts during that month, but in the long run is it really worth it to mess around with your physiology just for one good month of lifting?  Ask yourself that question.  For many, that's enough incentive not to take the supplement, aside from all of the potential side effects. 

The following possible side effects to spawn supplement are more of a list of general steroid and PH(prohormone) use. In other words, most steroids or PHs you could take run you the risk of the following side effects:

1. Interference with Normal Hormones
2. Endocrine System Impairment
3. Acne
4. Hair Loss
5. Liver Damage and Failure
6. Development of Effeminate Characteristics
7. Growth Stunting
8. Raised Cholesterol and Blood Pressure
9. Kidney Impairment
10. Infertility in Males
    

The endocrine system is a collection of glands that secrete chemicals known as hormones. These hormones travel through the bloodstream until they reach their respective organ and latch onto the proper receptor. Steroids are a form of hormone secreted by the endocrine system. When hormones are added into your bloodstream, your body will send a message to your endocrine system telling it to stop producing that hormone. It does this because your body is always trying to maintain a state of careful balance, known as homeostasis. When anabolic steroids are artificially introduced into the bloodstream, they can quickly cause endocrine system impairment, even failure, and also liver damage, because of the severity of processing needing to be done by the liver. If you can avoid it, it's best to leave your endocrine system alone. Impairing homeostasis can cause a major change in attitude, mood, and motivation. A little bit of steroids can go a long way unfortunately. If taken for only its 4 week cycle spawn supplement should not completely destroy the endocrine system. The body has an amazing capacity to right the wrongs that have been done to it. But, as you already know, if you play with fire, you're probably going to get burned.  For a safe good protein that's beneficial to overall wellness, check out the various plant protein powder sources out there.