MESO-Rx Exclusive Trenbolone facts - series on unique characteristics of different steroids

[Type-IIx]

Just to update: The quality of the PDF's is quite poor since they are scans of old paper documents from the 1980's and 90s. As such I can't get OCR to do shit to pick them up properly. When I run it the resultant doc looks like gibberish when I try to then translate it. Sounds like Forrest Gump on acid if you were to try to actually read it.

This being said, there is much more advanced OCR software out there these days than shitty Abobe illustrator that I have on my cloud for work. So I may explore some additional options.

It’s a good idea and the tech WILL get there, just hasn’t yet!

 

[Intrepid]

I swear proviron (mesterolone) really helps counter a lot of the negatives of tren

There's also a lot of studies and literature supporting mesterolone's effects on mood. Kind of reminds me of an oral masteron with somewhat different effects

 

[Type-IIx]

I swear proviron (mesterolone) really helps counter a lot of the negatives of tren

There's also a lot of studies and literature supporting mesterolone's effects on mood. Kind of reminds me of an oral masteron with somewhat different effects

It’s true that mesterolone is associated with enhanced mood, energy, and well-being, and this is associated with DHEA. Proviron seems to shunt the Δ⁵ pathway of T synthesis, increasing DHEA supply from [adrenal] DHEA pool for T synthesis.

The only downside is that if you do get this effect from Proviron, you basically don't want to come off of it again because of the withdrawal syndrome.

 

[AlexDavis43]

It’s true that mesterolone is associated with enhanced mood, energy, and well-being, and this is associated with DHEA. Proviron seems to shunt the Δ⁵ pathway of T synthesis, increasing DHEA supply from [adrenal] DHEA pool for T synthesis.

The only downside is that if you do get this effect from Proviron, you basically don't want to come off of it again because of the withdrawal syndrome.

I guess there's a mixed bag of studies on Proviron and mental wellness. No effect compared to placebo in this study, although some reviews vaguely suggest improved outcomes. Ref2 and Ref3.

 

[Type-IIx]

I guess there's a mixed bag of studies on Proviron. No effect on mental wellness compared to placebo in this study.

I've read all the studies including having translated some from German. It's not reliable in its effects on mood, wellbeing, and energy, and the notion of using it as an antidepressant is laughable. Some individuals, seemingly not represented fairly in some nomothetic data (characterized by small sample sizes), definitely see a robust and powerful enhanced mood, likely rooted in their individual metabolism via the endogenous Δ⁴ & Δ⁵ steroidal pathways, levels of neurosteroids like AD, DHEA, etc. Basically, when it comes to using mesterolone for libido or mood, it's a crapshoot. Usually, testosterone is better.