Detecting times of some Anabolic Steroids

[Aristimuqoh]

This list is for information purposes only. This info is taken from
different sources. I wrote there the longest detection times (Ie if
somewhere were 3 months and somewhere 5 months, I took the 5 months).
But please don't blame me if you use this list and you were caught...

18 months = nandrolone decanoate
12 months = nandrolone phenylpropionate
5 months = boldenone undecyclate, metehenolone enanthate, trenbolone,
trenbolone acetate, injectable methandienone
3 months = testosterone-mix (Sustanon & Omnadren), testosterone
enanthate , testosterone cypionate
2 months = oxymetholone, fluoxymesterone injectable, stanozolol,
formebolone, drostanolone propionate
5 weeks = methandienone, mesterolone, ethylestrenole, noretadrolone
3 weeks = oxandrolone, oral stanozolol
2 weeks = testosterone propionate
1 week = testosterone undecanoate
4 days = clenbuterol

 

[Sesshomaru]

Does anyone know how accurate this list is?

 

[Heavy_Lifter]

18 months = nandrolone decanoate
12 months = nandrolone phenylpropionate
5 months = boldenone undecyclate, metehenolone enanthate, trenbolone,
trenbolone acetate, injectable methandienone
3 months = testosterone-mix (Sustanon & Omnadren), testosterone
enanthate , testosterone cypionate
2 months = oxymetholone, fluoxymesterone injectable, stanozolol,
formebolone, drostanolone propionate
5 weeks = methandienone, mesterolone, ethylestrenole, noretadrolone
3 weeks = oxandrolone, oral stanozolol
2 weeks = testosterone propionate
1 week = testosterone undecanoate
4 days = clenbuterol

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BS! Why would the detection time for test prop be two weeks and the time for testosterone undecanoate be one week?!

I have serious doubts about the extremely long detection time of nandrolones, despite the rash of positive tests by many athletes. The threshold for a positive is very low and could be caused by a number of factors other than AAS use. Here is an interesting example:

A scientific study by two Portuguese researchers, Jorge Barbosa and José Alexandre Galo, of the Laboratório Nacional de Investigação Veterinária (National Laboratory of Veterinary Research) confirms that the consumption of pork meat – namely the liver of uncastrated males – causes concentrations of metabolites of nandrolone in urine that can exceed the established limits of anti-doping control in athletes in high-level competition by 10 to 100 times.

http://www.sciencenet.org.uk/news/2002/0802/nanpork.html

Also, the body is knaown to produce nandrolone under certain circumstances.