crazyfool405
Banned
Ok man ill hook u up with a formula
By the end of tonight ull have a list of about 6-7 ingredients to work with
By the end of tonight ull have a list of about 6-7 ingredients to work with
A PH version of anavar. Completely wrong time to ask though...
Its the action of anavar that makes it so appealing. Not necesarily how strong it is!
I've tried both (HDrol and Oxandrolone (by Balkan)), and i get better gains with HDrol (and HD its way cheaper)
I've tried both (HDrol and Oxandrolone (by Balkan)), and i get better gains with HDrol (and HD its way cheaper)
Anyway, not everyone reacts equally to the same compound
Id rather take Turinabol over H-drol.
Of course,... but if someone don't want use (or can't access) illegal compounds, HDrol is a good and legal (for now!!) option if looking for a mild compound.
Protodrol clone sounds wonderful to me.....and of course I'll always be asking for a Methyl Sten clone
Protodrol clone fo sho!Protodrol clone sounds wonderful to me.....and of course I'll always be asking for a Methyl Sten clone
Protodrol clone fo sho!
Methyl Sten...hmmmmm.
The problem with methyl sten as I have stated alot of times is being able to have the raws test out for quality. You can have the same raws tested in 3 places and get 3 different results. No one seems to be able to agree on the testing methods.
**** that. Hoodies are best bet or sick ass long sleeves
A fully functional female robot, that is almost as good as the real thing and will do whatever one desires. That would be a good product.
1.) A Promagnon-25 clone, dosed at 25mg, and bottled at 90 capsules.
2.) A OTC, proprietary blended, dopaminergic supplement to help control prolactin.
3.) A Methyl-Stenbolone clone. See below-
I have had a brief look through and not seen this suggestion so apologies if I missed it but your willing to produce clones of exisiting banned Designer AAS and prohormones so why not the real thing - an Oxandrolone (anavar) "clone" would be wonderful lol.
Current UG anavar is imo underdosed - I knew guys in the early mid 80's taking pharma grade and they needed less than half the dose that is currently required to get the same results. A "clone" with correct doseages would be unbelievably popular.
Any chance you guys could source the raws to produce 'THE ONE'? its such a shame AN discontinued it, a clone would be great IMO
Quite a while ago my friend- but AN have recently discontinued it.... the molecule is 17a-methyl-etioallocholan-17b-ol-3-hydroxyimine – 22.5mg
Any chance you guys could source the raws to produce 'THE ONE'? its such a shame AN discontinued it, a clone would be great IMO
Not talking about the product itself(im well aware of the product myself.), just the fact that AN discontinued it.:think:
Sorry I am sure you know much more than I do on the technicalities, and maybe my use of the word banned was not the best phrase to use. I understand the "grey" area that exists to allow PH's and DS's and was genuinely trying to put an idea forward that I believe would be a very popular product either an anavar "copy" or a compound that is very similar, maybe Iam well off of the mark though? Hdrol is a precursor/prohormone to oral Turinabol and is very effective - would it be possible to produce the prohormone to Anavar??
I didnt know they discontinued it either.
New steroid Triolex boosts immune system
The American HollisEden Pharmaceuticals is doing human tests on a new steroid that is distantly related to DHEA. Scientists at the San Diego based research company recently published an article in Autoimmunity Reviews. The researchers think that their new steroid, Triolex, does what DHEA should have done to the immune system: inhibit inflammatory reactions. Triolex may be a medicine that helps rheumatism and MS, and it may also be an effective anti-ageing drug. After all, when it comes down to it, ageing is a cascade of inflammatory reactions.
HollisEden is the company behind Neumune. Neumune is the same as 5-AD, a DHEA metabolite that used to be sold as a prohormone. The American army did tests with 5-AD in the hopes of finding a medicine that would protect Americans in case of a nuclear attack. This was part of the Bioshield project.
When Bush outlawed a number of steroid hormones in designer supplements in 2004, 5-AD was taken off the market. The supplements industry was not to be put off however, and that?s why the current designer supplements contain a series of 5-AD analogues with a hydroxyl or carbonyl group on the seventh carbon atom. These are mainly found in products that stimulate fat burning, according to the manufacturers? claims.
One of these steroid compounds is remarkably similar to Triolex: mBAET. But enough about designer supplements; back to the article in Autoimmunity Reviews.
The researchers write that DHEA has a positive effect on the immune system of mice: it inhibits diseases in which the body?s own immune cells turn against it. These are diseases like rheumatism, colitis and MS. However, researchers have not been able to demonstrate the same effects convincingly in humans. This is probably because mice, unlike humans, convert DHEA into 5-AD, the active ingredient in Neumune. HollisEden prefers to use the abbreviation AED, from the chemical name 5-androstene-3beta, 17beta-diol.
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Of course, you could give humans AED, but you need very heavy doses. So heavy that the conversion of AED into male and female sex hormones becomes a problem. You can avoid this by choosing 5-AD analogues with a hydroxyl or carbonyl group on the seventh carbon atom. As, ehem, the supplements industry already did about eight years ago. These 7-substituted analogues cannot be converted into active androgens or estrogens.
The most effective compound that the researchers found at first was bAET, which is also an ingredient in supplements. The disadvantage, however, was that you needed huge amounts. In animal tests the HollisEden researchers injected doses of 120 mg per kg bodyweight per day.
That didn?t get anyone anywhere.
The most obvious solution is to add a methyl group to the molecule. And ehem, designer supplements manufacturers came up with this idea a few years ago already as well. To do this, in good supplement industry tradition, they ripped off an existing patent. A company like HollisEden can?t afford to do this. That?s why HollisEden decided to add not a methyl but an ethynyl group to the seventeenth carbon atom in bAET.
And thus: Triolex was born. Scientific name: 17alpha-ethynyl-5-androstene-3beta, 7beta, 17beta-triol. In cells, Triolex probably doesn?t react with a steroid receptor, but it does react with an as-yet unknown receptor on the cell membrane. As a result, the cell probably produces more of the inflammation inhibitor eicosanoid 15d-PGJ2, the researchers think. If Triolex does indeed do this, it could turn out to be a pretty interesting anti-ageing drug.
A hundred people were given Triolex in phase I and II trials. No side-effects were observed.
TRIOLEX may represent a novel, first-in-class insulin sensitizer that Hollis-Eden believes acts by modulating inflammatory pathways. Recently announced interim data from the Company's on-going Phase I/II clinical trial with TRIOLEX demonstrate that the compound is safe and well tolerated to date, and that it significantly improved insulin sensitivity and lowered fasting blood glucose, insulin and triglyceride levels in obese insulin resistant subjects treated orally with the compound for 28 days when compared to placebo-treated subjects.
mbAET
mbAET is very very similar to Triolex (Triolex is ehynyl-bAET and mbAET is methyl-bAET):
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And there are interesting studies about that compound:
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mbaet was in the old retain formula IIRC. Honestly with BAET (B-triol) in Suppress C I don't really believe there is a market for methyl baet. From user feedback and my personally experience, favorability is with transdermal baet.
My chemistry knowledge is very poor so you'll have to excuse my ignorance but technically it should be possible to "azine bond" Oxandrolone as Dymethazine is to Superdrol. If that is indeed a possibility it could be called Oxandrazine lol. I'd test it!!
l want to see a ghrp-2 and ghrp-6 product with liquid delivery for sublingul use.
I am not familiar. Care to elaborate?
They are peptides designed to release HGH
a company make a product Nutrabolics HemoTropin 90 tablet the ghrp-2 ingredients are
(GHRP-2 [D-Ala-D-B-Nal-Ala-Trp-D-Phe-Lys-OCH3]
also check out this thread on it
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By the way l really like the Tren and P-mag combo from you guys l have just started my second bottle of each in my cycle.