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https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/ea64/90914ad8833f76d056c87b2bec2157aced50.pdf
Anyone remember how this stuff was all the rage for a brief period of time in the earlier part of the decade? Well, lo and behold
Turns out this stuff is less effective than regular Tren while still managing to be worse on the liver than M1T and SD.
Since it was never formally brought to the market I'm nearly fully convinced that you guys were actually just taking mis-labeled Clenbuterol anyway. I actually considered running it once for the sheer novelty value of seeing it's values on that androgenic::anabolic ratio chart but this goes to show that those numbers mean almost nothing.
Surprisingly, this
compound had 300 times the anabolic
and 60 times the androgenic potency of 17
α-methyltestosterone when admin-istered orally to castrated male rats. In
this instance, however, the potent hor-
monal properties on rats did not correlate
with later studies in humans. One study
in patients with advanced breast cancer
found methyltrienolone to have weak an-
drogenicity and to produce severe hepatic
dysfunction at very low doses.
Anyone remember how this stuff was all the rage for a brief period of time in the earlier part of the decade? Well, lo and behold
Turns out this stuff is less effective than regular Tren while still managing to be worse on the liver than M1T and SD.
Since it was never formally brought to the market I'm nearly fully convinced that you guys were actually just taking mis-labeled Clenbuterol anyway. I actually considered running it once for the sheer novelty value of seeing it's values on that androgenic::anabolic ratio chart but this goes to show that those numbers mean almost nothing.
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