dr. dnp
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Could someone tell me if these are legit. I heard they come from mzl... Any experience or results using them in cycles...
Thanks Dr. DNP
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Anabolic Steroids
Trenbolan Tabs???
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latinone
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if they are 25mg and from MZL they should be legit. I have only heard good things about their powder, so the tabs should be good to go.
andruw251
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latinone said:
is tren orally availiable??
dr. dnp
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Yeah I didn't know if tren could be taken orally????
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Scottish
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Another big bump!! Tren...no e/d needle...no cough... 
billybobjones
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bump for info
dr. dnp
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I'm not gonna stop bumping this until I get to the bottom of this.
Dr. DNP
Dr. DNP
Although I didn't respond to the thread regarding eating fina tabs, which can be done by the way, I'll try to clear this up.
Trenbolone acetate does have some oral bioavailability. It is estimated to be at roughly 20-25% of the availability of injected Tren ace.
A person would have to consume roughly 250mg/day of tren ace by orally injesting either the fina pellets or the powder to equal the benefits of injecting 50mg-75mg/day. For the best results orally, it should be taken 3x's/day.
MaxRep
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1: J Anim Sci. 1983 Jul;57(1):226-32. Related Articles, Links
Metabolism of endogenous and exogenous anabolic agents in cattle.
Rico AG.
The endogenous anabolic agents, estradiol-17 beta, progesterone and testosterone are steroids that are quickly metabolized by the liver and are not very active when administered orally. Estradiol-17 beta is excreted by the bovine in bile as free estradiol-17 alpha, and by swine, in urine, as glucuronides and sulfates. In ruminants, the primary metabolite of progesterone is pregnandiol and that of testosterone is epitestosterone. In horses, the metabolites of these compounds are primarily 17 ketosteroids. Esters of the endogenous anabolic agents are rapidly hydrolyzed and the nonesterified forms follow the same biotransformation pathways as the natural compounds biosynthesized by the animal. The exogenous anabolic agents, such as trenbolone acetate, zeranol and diethylstilbestrol, may be active by the oral route and are less readily metabolized in the liver than the endogenous anabolics. Their metabolic pathways may be complex and lead to excreted forms after glucuronide conjugation. With respect to biochemical mechanism of action, it can be assumed that the anabolics act like all steroids by way of intracellular receptors. Biotransformations could lead to more reactive molecules that may bind themselves to normal constituents of the organism. Bound metabolites are generally formed later than free metabolites, and are considered less toxic with a lower level of bioavailability.
Publication Types:
Review
PMID: 6350252 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Note: This has since been confirmed.
Trenbolone acetate does have some oral bioavailability. It is estimated to be at roughly 20-25% of the availability of injected Tren ace.
A person would have to consume roughly 250mg/day of tren ace by orally injesting either the fina pellets or the powder to equal the benefits of injecting 50mg-75mg/day. For the best results orally, it should be taken 3x's/day.
MaxRep
______________________________________________________________
1: J Anim Sci. 1983 Jul;57(1):226-32. Related Articles, Links
Metabolism of endogenous and exogenous anabolic agents in cattle.
Rico AG.
The endogenous anabolic agents, estradiol-17 beta, progesterone and testosterone are steroids that are quickly metabolized by the liver and are not very active when administered orally. Estradiol-17 beta is excreted by the bovine in bile as free estradiol-17 alpha, and by swine, in urine, as glucuronides and sulfates. In ruminants, the primary metabolite of progesterone is pregnandiol and that of testosterone is epitestosterone. In horses, the metabolites of these compounds are primarily 17 ketosteroids. Esters of the endogenous anabolic agents are rapidly hydrolyzed and the nonesterified forms follow the same biotransformation pathways as the natural compounds biosynthesized by the animal. The exogenous anabolic agents, such as trenbolone acetate, zeranol and diethylstilbestrol, may be active by the oral route and are less readily metabolized in the liver than the endogenous anabolics. Their metabolic pathways may be complex and lead to excreted forms after glucuronide conjugation. With respect to biochemical mechanism of action, it can be assumed that the anabolics act like all steroids by way of intracellular receptors. Biotransformations could lead to more reactive molecules that may bind themselves to normal constituents of the organism. Bound metabolites are generally formed later than free metabolites, and are considered less toxic with a lower level of bioavailability.
Publication Types:
Review
PMID: 6350252 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Note: This has since been confirmed.
