17betahydroxyestra-4,9-diene-3-one ??

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Could (17betahydroxyestra-4,9-diene-3-one) be Dienolone (estra-4,9-dien-17b-ol-3-one) ....anyone?
 
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This new hydroxy bull**** is anoying they even do it to superdrol now as well. I dont even have a clue what the **** it does
 
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I have Seth Roberts book in my hand. I went page by page. Nothing matches. Maybe a piece is missing? Or added on? It resembled several but no matches. What is that SH$t??
 

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I have Seth Roberts book in my hand. I went page by page. Nothing matches. Maybe a piece is missing? Or added on? It resembled several but no matches. What is that SH$t??
17betahydroxyestra-4,9-dien-3-one VS. estra-4,9-dien-17b-ol-3-one

17beta-hydroxy = 17b-ol
 

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I'm quite certain that Dienogest is Dienolone.
Dienogest is still used for birth control in europe to this day. An effective female contraceptive that is still Quite popular in Germany and a few other European Countries.
Figured someone else would have brought it up by now. Something trivial to ponder on anyway, hehe ;)
 
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I knew that Dienogest is Dienolone.
Dienogest still used for birth control in europe to this day, hehe.
If we're talking about the same dienogest, that's different. Dienogest is dienolone with a C17 cyanomethyl group.
 
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hydroxy is R-OH where R is the parent carbon chain. The abbreviation -ol is used to indicate an alcohol functional group... also R-OH, so it is the exact same thing.
 

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