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Have one more write-up for Dienolone. I do want to expand on it to include more on Dien-diol and Dienolone Enanthate in particular. I'll begin working on other compounds if the interest is there. Most likely Trestolone since it is a particularly popular topic. Hope it is found to be helpful 
Dienolone
Estra-4,9-dien-17b-ol-3-one
Article by: ZOO the Blood Lord
Endearingly coined “Diet Dr. Tren” for the sake of humor and online colloquialism, Dienolone is derived from the Nandrolone class of anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS). As the term implies, Dienolone (A/A 100:10) displays characteristics reminiscent of Trenbolone (A/A 500:500); albeit to a more mild extent than the forum favorite. Despite a deceptive difference in potency on paper, improvements to body composition and strength are typical of Dienolone inclusive protocols. As a standalone, Dienolone lacks the hypertrophy capabilities of compounds such as Testosterone, Oxymetholone, and Methandrostenolone. However, its concurrent use with an androgen greatly potentiates the development of lean mass. In that regard, Dienolone fulfills a valuable supporting role to size-oriented compounds, but should not be considered a secondary steroid by any measure. The true value of Dienolone is that its addition is multiplicative as opposed to additive.
Despite similarities drawn between Dienolone and Trenbolone, anecdotal feedback indicates the former being far more tolerable in comparison - lacking reported side-effects: insomnia, irritability, aggression, night sweats, “tren cough,” etc. Such impractical properties are suspected to be mediated by the 11-ene component of Trenbolone's structure, which is absent in Dienolone's construct. Also notable is that the two display a strong disparity in anabolic-androgenic ratios with Dienolone favoring a greater anabolic trait. This difference is likely a direct contributor to aforementioned side-effects. Mild it is not, but as a less-harsh alternative to its chemical cousin, Dienolone offers comparable performance and aesthetic benefits without the discomfort.
Dienolone has made a continuum of appearances on the supplement market in the form of active, methylated, and precursor variants. Its success as an over-the-counter "muscle builder' can be partly attributed to Dienolone derivatives being misrepresented as Trenbolone analogues. This marketing misnomer coupled with the steroid's innate effectiveness ensured the success of Dienolone and its pro-hormone counterparts. It was not until the derivatives were largely removed from market as controlled substances, however, that Dienolone itself saw greater utilization; "Pro-Tren" supplements held initial preference as a result of being viable in oral applications. Curiously, the unmodified Dienolone structure remained absent from any explicit listing on the "banned list." This presented a unique opportunity to preserve its availability to those keen on performance enhancement.
Lacking any methyl attachment or modification, Dienolone's base structure is unable to undergo oral administration without significant degradation. Ever diligent, the supplement market spawned an influx of products utilizing transdermal carriers as a means of bypassing hepatic breakdown. Despite the effectiveness of these transdermal delivery systems, the implementation of DASCA encouraged many companies to simply abandon the pro-hormone category altogether. Undaunted by the concerns of supplement purveyors, the now flourishing research chemical industry has begun prioritizing oil based applications for their various designer products. Although strictly for research use only, these potent solutions have become a godsend for those seeking an accessible means to their off-label “studies.”
Extrapolated applications: Dose dependent upon individual tolerances and concurrently used compounds. Risk of virilization. Not recommended for female use.
1) Oil-based (acetate): 225-525mg per week
2) Oil-based (enanthate): 200-600mg per week
3) Transdermal (Dien-diol): 50-150mg per day
Dienolone
Estra-4,9-dien-17b-ol-3-one
Article by: ZOO the Blood Lord
Endearingly coined “Diet Dr. Tren” for the sake of humor and online colloquialism, Dienolone is derived from the Nandrolone class of anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS). As the term implies, Dienolone (A/A 100:10) displays characteristics reminiscent of Trenbolone (A/A 500:500); albeit to a more mild extent than the forum favorite. Despite a deceptive difference in potency on paper, improvements to body composition and strength are typical of Dienolone inclusive protocols. As a standalone, Dienolone lacks the hypertrophy capabilities of compounds such as Testosterone, Oxymetholone, and Methandrostenolone. However, its concurrent use with an androgen greatly potentiates the development of lean mass. In that regard, Dienolone fulfills a valuable supporting role to size-oriented compounds, but should not be considered a secondary steroid by any measure. The true value of Dienolone is that its addition is multiplicative as opposed to additive.
Despite similarities drawn between Dienolone and Trenbolone, anecdotal feedback indicates the former being far more tolerable in comparison - lacking reported side-effects: insomnia, irritability, aggression, night sweats, “tren cough,” etc. Such impractical properties are suspected to be mediated by the 11-ene component of Trenbolone's structure, which is absent in Dienolone's construct. Also notable is that the two display a strong disparity in anabolic-androgenic ratios with Dienolone favoring a greater anabolic trait. This difference is likely a direct contributor to aforementioned side-effects. Mild it is not, but as a less-harsh alternative to its chemical cousin, Dienolone offers comparable performance and aesthetic benefits without the discomfort.
Dienolone has made a continuum of appearances on the supplement market in the form of active, methylated, and precursor variants. Its success as an over-the-counter "muscle builder' can be partly attributed to Dienolone derivatives being misrepresented as Trenbolone analogues. This marketing misnomer coupled with the steroid's innate effectiveness ensured the success of Dienolone and its pro-hormone counterparts. It was not until the derivatives were largely removed from market as controlled substances, however, that Dienolone itself saw greater utilization; "Pro-Tren" supplements held initial preference as a result of being viable in oral applications. Curiously, the unmodified Dienolone structure remained absent from any explicit listing on the "banned list." This presented a unique opportunity to preserve its availability to those keen on performance enhancement.
Lacking any methyl attachment or modification, Dienolone's base structure is unable to undergo oral administration without significant degradation. Ever diligent, the supplement market spawned an influx of products utilizing transdermal carriers as a means of bypassing hepatic breakdown. Despite the effectiveness of these transdermal delivery systems, the implementation of DASCA encouraged many companies to simply abandon the pro-hormone category altogether. Undaunted by the concerns of supplement purveyors, the now flourishing research chemical industry has begun prioritizing oil based applications for their various designer products. Although strictly for research use only, these potent solutions have become a godsend for those seeking an accessible means to their off-label “studies.”
Extrapolated applications: Dose dependent upon individual tolerances and concurrently used compounds. Risk of virilization. Not recommended for female use.
1) Oil-based (acetate): 225-525mg per week
2) Oil-based (enanthate): 200-600mg per week
3) Transdermal (Dien-diol): 50-150mg per day
