Now i used test batch from Sigma 4 weeks alredy.. but also when i do Parabolin from ap was good..
On ace iam always flat ... same diet on hexa and body looks much better
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Tren Hexa Vs. Ace/Enan and neurodegernative diseases
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Now i used test batch from Sigma 4 weeks alredy.. but also when i do Parabolin from ap was good..
On ace iam always flat ... same diet on hexa and body looks much better
I generally stay out of this crap... but when you take a drug made to fatten cattle before slaughter and synthesize it with a different ester in a random European country decades ago in what amounts to a medical experimentation scenario- especially since it sure didn't stick around on the "human" market- you hardly are exposing rampant ignorance in a well educated, extremely experienced individual like Dr Jim. You are just proving yourself an expert in what amounts essentially worthless steroid folklore.
His delivery is unlubricated but if you fellas don't get butthurt too quick he could teach you a lot more than your 80s french medical journals.
Used the 76 mg anmples of parabolin back in the early 90s .Have used Tren A and Tren E. I dont know what it is but 2 of those amps made me so full and hard. Non of the current tren ever made me feel like that all i felt was flat and sweats. Serge Nubret is the one that was bringing alot of the Parabolin over intruducing it to the Cali guys back in the day.
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I am not going to pretend that i know everything about what serge did.. but i can tellya by having a conversation with a few people that knew him that he loved his parabolan.. I MEAN LOVED IT
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I am not going to pretend that i know everything about what serge did.. but i can tellya by having a conversation with a few people that knew him that he loved his parabolan.. I MEAN LOVED IT
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Exactly,
you could do one amp a week for 8 weeks and pack on a good solid 20 of muscle and loss bf.
From Lewellyns website:
"The first long-acting trenbolone ester (undecanoate) was studied in 1967, described during a series of experiments into synthetic anabolic steroids by Roussel-UCLAF.571 Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate was a subsequent and uniquely French slant to this long-acting anabolic steroid, possessing an unusual but roughly equivalent compound. Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate was developed into a medicine by Negma Laboratoires in France, which sold the drug under the Parabolan trade name. It was also sold for a period of time as Hexabolan, a name that referred to the unusual ester it possesses. Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate is the only known form of trenbolone ever produced as a medicine for human consumption. The most notable appearance of trenbolone comes as trenbolone acetate, which is used widely and exclusively in veterinary medicine.
Parabolan was prescribed in France as a protein-sparing anabolic agent in cases of cachexia (lean body mass wasting) and malnutrition, as well as to combat certain forms of osteoporosis. Its prescribing guidelines included recommendations for the treatment of androgen-sensitive populations, such as women and the elderly. Owing to its moderate androgenic properties, however, the drug was contraindicated in children, especially young females. Parabolan remained on the French market for a very long time, although it was finally discontinued (voluntarily) by Negma in 1997. For a brief period of time it seemed that the demise of Parabolan would mark the end of human-use trenbolone preparations, as no other medicine approved for human use was known to exist worldwide at the time. A very small number of Parabolan preparations have been brought to market since, however, so while the drug is still poorly available, it is not completely defunct."
Full write up here:
Parabolan (Trenbolone Hexahydrobenzylcarbonate) - Anabolic.org
"The first long-acting trenbolone ester (undecanoate) was studied in 1967, described during a series of experiments into synthetic anabolic steroids by Roussel-UCLAF.571 Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate was a subsequent and uniquely French slant to this long-acting anabolic steroid, possessing an unusual but roughly equivalent compound. Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate was developed into a medicine by Negma Laboratoires in France, which sold the drug under the Parabolan trade name. It was also sold for a period of time as Hexabolan, a name that referred to the unusual ester it possesses. Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate is the only known form of trenbolone ever produced as a medicine for human consumption. The most notable appearance of trenbolone comes as trenbolone acetate, which is used widely and exclusively in veterinary medicine.
Parabolan was prescribed in France as a protein-sparing anabolic agent in cases of cachexia (lean body mass wasting) and malnutrition, as well as to combat certain forms of osteoporosis. Its prescribing guidelines included recommendations for the treatment of androgen-sensitive populations, such as women and the elderly. Owing to its moderate androgenic properties, however, the drug was contraindicated in children, especially young females. Parabolan remained on the French market for a very long time, although it was finally discontinued (voluntarily) by Negma in 1997. For a brief period of time it seemed that the demise of Parabolan would mark the end of human-use trenbolone preparations, as no other medicine approved for human use was known to exist worldwide at the time. A very small number of Parabolan preparations have been brought to market since, however, so while the drug is still poorly available, it is not completely defunct."
Full write up here:
Parabolan (Trenbolone Hexahydrobenzylcarbonate) - Anabolic.org
Not wrong. I’m sure he’s very intelligent. Although I have no idea what his posts on the subject said since he obviously blocked me over some prior topic.
Facts are facts. It sounded to me that it was argued tren wasn’t presented for human consumption primarily in the hex format with a short run of ace in the fina- products. His feelings or inclinations towards tren don’t disprove knowns.
Not sure what else to say. I am aware i don’t know it all but I am also nowhere close to dangerous, careless, or reckless enough with advice in this board to warrant someone’s feelings getting hurt enough to block me over opinions on a compound. But he did, so I guess I don’t get my piece of the Dr Jim knowledge pie. So be it.
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Those are for veterinary use specifically to add weight to cattle, tho I would rather not dine on trenbalone treated beef lol.
If
And yeah...so what’s actuslly in the our beef lol
If I’m not mistaken there was a brief window of human approval. Could be wrong.
And yeah...so what’s actuslly in the our beef lol
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From what I’ve read there was a brief time where TR H was available in one European country but everything I’ve read thus far re TR A is that has only been approved for veterinary use but of course I could be wrong.
I can’t believe what they allow in our food, the quality of our beef is abysmal. Go somewhere like Japan they actually give a damn about the quality of their beef. For their Kobe cattle they only use the seman of 12 special bulls to impregnate the female cows and they trace the lineage of all of the bulls and cows back centuries. Even their standard beef is on a different level. All these hormones they pump in our food not only makes it taste like shit it’s down right unhealthy.
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I always enjoy reading a @Dr JIM post as they are always informative and that “unlubricated delivery” is precisely what makes it entertaining as well. I highly doubt he would intentionally put someone on ignore, probably just hit it without realizing.
See above post #45. : )
As I mentioned earlier just bc a drug is approved for human use in a foreign land does not mean it complies with medical standards for therapeutic use. And the latter is certainly the case with Trenbolone since very study Ive seen involves an animal model.
There a enumerable drugs that are approved abroad BUT are not FDA approved for medical therapeutics (as in "medical use") in the US. And the reason should be obvious, animals are not humans.
To that end Im still waiting for someone to post a clinical trial from any country on Trenbolone
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