Description
Description
Accutane, aka isotretinoin, is isomer of Vitamin A ( 13-cis-Vitamin A acid) which reduces the amount of oil released by sebaceous / oil glands in the skin. It is primarily used to treat moderate to severe acne, and to help the skin more rapidly renew itself.
Indications / Purpose
For bodybuilding / athletic purposes, androgenic side effects (those having to do with male sexual characteristics).
Accutane has been proven to successfully combat androgen -induced adverse skin-related side effects, such as excessive acne on the face, back and shoulders. The recommended dosage for athlete and bodybuilder purposes is a much lower dosed, once daily administration of 10-20 mg / day for 6-8 weeks which is both safe and effective.
Side Effects
There are a host of Hoffman-La Roche cited major possible side effects associated with Accutane usage, including major depression, birth defects and suicide (related to a string of patient suicides). However, as a very low dose steroidal side effect combatant, one is far more likely to experience only mild to moderate drying of the skin, with temporarily mild suppression of HDL (good) cholesterol levels accompanied by slightly elevated triglyceride values.
Additional Information
Accutane is an ancillary that’s often taken in conjunction with anabolic steroids to curtail side effects. It is typically taken with Deca-Durabolin , Trenbolone, and Equipoise, and testosterones (cypionate, propionate, and enanthate)
Roaccutane is generally used in the treatments of acne by reducing the natural oil (sebum) that the skin produces. The active ingredient of the capsules is Isotretinoin. Isotretinoin is a derivate of vitamin A and member of a medicine group called as retinoids.
Roaccutane is a drug which is used in the treatments of acne (nodular or conglobate acne, or the type of acne that have a risk to leave permanent scares). Roaccutane should be used when the acne has not got better even though the other anti-acne treatments like antibiotics or skin treatments have been tried. A dermatologist should supervise and monitor the roaccutane treatment from the beginning till the end of the treatment.
