The working principle of Dianabol is very easy to understand. Its main characteristic is that it can enhance protein synthesis, help cells store nitrogen elements, and cause liver glycolysis. An increase in protein synthesis means that larger muscles will be obtained. The nitrogen storage rate is important for all muscle tissues. Under normal circumstances, the nitrogen storage rate of muscle cells is about 16%, and the higher the nitrogen storage rate, the stronger the body's synthetic metabolic ability. When the nitrogen storage rate is low, it can lead to muscle cell breakdown metabolism and muscle loss. As for hepatic glycolysis, it is related to the conversion of glycogen and glucose in the body. By increasing the liver glycolysis rate, we can better utilize and absorb the intake of carbohydrates.