okay maybe you've seen this before but i can't find it.both vpx and scifit claim to be selling the 1,4 diol, does it even exist . i don't know much about either companies ,but iam very interested.
par?
cat?
will llewelyn???
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Thread: 1,4 andro...diol????
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12-10-2001, 01:39 AM #1
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12-10-2001, 07:04 AM #2
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12-10-2001, 07:25 AM #3
The diol does exhist, however it is INFERIOR to the dione of this hormone.
1) The 17 beta-hydroxy group of converted boldenone is extremely stable with ingestion of the 1,4 andro. There is no need to search for another enzyme pathway (3BHSD). The diol likewise should have a much lower active conversion rate in comparison, not better.
2) The diol MAY impart eastrogenic activity due to the fact that its partially unsaturated A ring resembles Estradiol closely). I have seen no documentation to support this however, but PA's suggestion of this seems plausable.
3) It costs more to manufacture. Funny, with the dirt bottom price SciFit is wholesaling selling their stuff for you wonder how in the hell they put 6 grams of a much more expensive (again but inferior) material in each bottle and make any money on it.. Hmmm...
-Bill LlewellynLast edited by w_llewellyn; 12-10-2001 at 07:28 AM.
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12-10-2001, 07:53 AM #4
Thanks for the extremely kind welcome. But Sir and Mr. Llewellyn, ****, you are making me feel old. I'm not even 30 yet. Bill is fine...
Not sure about how my info was misconstrued to support tren being so much more anabolic than test. To give you a quick summary of my thoughts on tren:
1) It binds FAR more avidly to the AR than test, even moreso than nandrolone.
2) It is far more androgenic than nandrolone to spite being derrived from it, and may even be more androgenic than test in a given MG dosage.
3) Its lack of water retention however hurts its ability to build muscle mass. Tren is liekly the best "anabolic" of the non-aromatizable (sorry, non-estrogenic) steroids, however for mass I'd still put testosterone in front of it. A great steroid though, just sorely misunderstood.
-BillAuthor, ANABOLICS 10th Ed., Sport Supplement Reference Guide
Director of R&D, Molecular Nutrition, LLC
MOLECULAR NUTRITION: We have reworked the standard model of muscle growth and EFA supplementation with the discovery and release of Arachidonic Acid (X-Factor).
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12-10-2001, 09:42 AM #5
No Problem, but just to set the record straight:
I am a high-school dropout with a GED and a few years of college (Poly Sci). Thus far my knowledge of biochem has been self-taught, although I am thinking about pursuing that elusive degree now that I might have the schedule to do it.
-Bill
To the younger guys, please note that I am not making light of the value of a formal education!Author, ANABOLICS 10th Ed., Sport Supplement Reference Guide
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12-10-2001, 10:02 AM #6
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Originally posted by w_llewellyn
3) It costs more to manufacture. Funny, with the dirt bottom price SciFit is wholesaling selling their stuff for you wonder how in the hell they put 6 grams of a much more expensive (again but inferior) material in each bottle and make any money on it.. Hmmm...
The downside to a dione however is for the garden-variety chemists such as a few friends of mine who enjoy making esters of prohormones for injection. Then again, with those two companies selling it, where on earth would you get a batch that is certified pure ?
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12-10-2001, 10:03 AM #7
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12-10-2001, 10:08 AM #8
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Originally posted by w_llewellyn
3) Its lack of water retention however hurts its ability to build muscle mass. Tren is liekly the best "anabolic" of the non-aromatizable (sorry, non-estrogenic) steroids, however for mass I'd still put testosterone in front of it. A great steroid though, just sorely misunderstood.
What's your take on people claiming they got gyno from fina ? Recently got into a discussion on another board. The evidence is largely in my favor, but two people claiming they made the fina themselves are saying it gave them gyno. Any reason to believe fina is progestagenic ? Already scanned the lit and nada. All the evidence is in favor of fina not causing gyno.
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12-10-2001, 10:17 AM #9
I have two refs showing clear Progesterone receptor binding with trenbolone. Like its parent nandrolone, I suspect tren has notable progestational activity. In the absence of heightened estrogen levels this will not be enough to cause gyno in most individuals. But I think its PG activity still does sensitize a person to the effects of estrogens a little (PG is known to enhance the actions of E2), and for some this may be enough to trigger gyno. I can't say for 100% sure, but at this time it seems to be the most reasonable explaination.
- BillAuthor, ANABOLICS 10th Ed., Sport Supplement Reference Guide
Director of R&D, Molecular Nutrition, LLC
MOLECULAR NUTRITION: We have reworked the standard model of muscle growth and EFA supplementation with the discovery and release of Arachidonic Acid (X-Factor).
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12-10-2001, 12:23 PM #10Originally posted by Big Cat
What's your take on people claiming they got gyno from fina ?
I have heard quite a few people who used "Finasol" experienced this -- I believe the other Bill postulated that there must be some differing enzyme activity in the skin vs. the blood.
However, Llewellyn's theory makes sense -- the PG activity being enough to put the 4-AD over the top vs. stacking it with test, in which the test would certainly be blamed for any gyno with no thoughts of a contribution from tren.El Jefe et Patron
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12-10-2001, 02:58 PM #11
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12-10-2001, 03:08 PM #12
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Bill, Par
Ok, now say that tren is indeed a PR stimulant, which certainly is a structural possibility considering its origin. And PR is an estrogen agonist and we all agree that estrogen is the likely cause of gyno. But that's assuming there is estrogen present to agonize.
How then would this apply to these cases in which fina was used by itsself. Not aromatizing compound. After inhibition of natural test, wouldn't there be anything left to agonize ?
I guess what I'm asking, is PR stimulation enough to cause gyno without circulating estradiol. I doubt it since there is evidence that tren actually inhibits adipose gain when not competing with circulating E2.
Bringing us all the way back to question number, can fina and fina alone cause gyno ?
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12-10-2001, 04:17 PM #13
I have never seen fina alone cause gyno.
Is it possible? Not sure... According to the model Progesterone enhances estrogen's stimulation of mammary gland growth, so without tren converting to estrogen you would think you were safe. But this may be why tren is only infrequently blamed with gyno. We do note tha Deca causes this sometimes with sensitive individuals despite its low level of estrogen conversion, and its progestational activity is often suspect. Perhaps the little endogenous E2 that is left duruing a cycle is enough, dunno.
Much about the etiology of gynecomastia unfortunately is still unknown, although the progestational nature of certain steroids cannot be ignored. I think it is more plausable than assuming tren undergoes a unique path of metabolism when applied dermally. Enzyme distribution is clearly different in different regions of the body, but I find it hard to believe that here and only here tren loses its necessary Delta-9 group to allow for aromatization.
- Bill LlewellynAuthor, ANABOLICS 10th Ed., Sport Supplement Reference Guide
Director of R&D, Molecular Nutrition, LLC
MOLECULAR NUTRITION: We have reworked the standard model of muscle growth and EFA supplementation with the discovery and release of Arachidonic Acid (X-Factor).
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12-10-2001, 04:58 PM #14
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12-10-2001, 05:00 PM #15Originally posted by w_llewellyn
Enzyme distribution is clearly different in different regions of the body, but I find it hard to believe that here and only here tren loses its necessary Delta-9 group to allow for aromatization.
- Bill Llewellyn
I have seen it reported in the literature that there is 90% homogeny between the enzyme activity in the skin and that of the blood/liver -- so, it does indeed seem a bit of a stretch, in light of no real data to back it up.El Jefe et Patron
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12-11-2001, 07:21 PM #16
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12-11-2001, 09:32 PM #17
The anti-PG theroy about Winstrol is very loose, and I am extremely hesitant to jump on it based on my reading of the cited ref's. Possible though...
But in cases of avoided gyno the Winstrol could just simply be adding to the shift in the androgen to estrogen ratio as well.
- Bill LlewellynAuthor, ANABOLICS 10th Ed., Sport Supplement Reference Guide
Director of R&D, Molecular Nutrition, LLC
MOLECULAR NUTRITION: We have reworked the standard model of muscle growth and EFA supplementation with the discovery and release of Arachidonic Acid (X-Factor).
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12-11-2001, 11:54 PM #18
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12-12-2001, 04:57 AM #19
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12-12-2001, 08:24 AM #20
Big Cat:
There are some interesting studies looking at stanozolol in the literature, which indeed point to it having some unique properties. Interestingly Winstrol is one of the few developed steroids to lacks a classic 3-Keto group, which may give it some unusual binding properties such as was noted (loosely) with the progesterone receptor.
Another two studies note stan to induce a type of skeletal muscle injury, perhaps capable of triggering growth. Only stanozolol was looked at in the first though, and I don't have the full text of the second, so I am hesitant to say it is a unique effect.
J Neurosci Res 1997 Jan 15;47(2):186-97 Anabolic steroids induce injury and apoptosis of differentiated skeletal muscle.
Ann N Y Acad Sci 1995 Jun 12;761:395-9 Anabolic steroids induce skeletal muscle injury and immediate early gene expression through a receptor-independent mechanism.
Honestly I haven't given this steroid the full time and attention it is due. Perhaps I'll work on an article for Muscle Monthly or IRONMAN down the road, who knows.
OVRTrainer:
Thanks for the interest. I'm sure you'll like the new edition (finally got the pics in color). I'm not doing direct retail sales, these are all being handled by Muscle Monthly. Inventories should start arriving there and at various other stores and websites today..
- Bill LlewellynAuthor, ANABOLICS 10th Ed., Sport Supplement Reference Guide
Director of R&D, Molecular Nutrition, LLC
MOLECULAR NUTRITION: We have reworked the standard model of muscle growth and EFA supplementation with the discovery and release of Arachidonic Acid (X-Factor).
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12-12-2001, 08:43 AM #21
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12-12-2001, 10:14 AM #22
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Originally posted by w_llewellyn
There are some interesting studies looking at stanozolol in the literature, which indeed point to it having some unique properties. Interestingly Winstrol is one of the few developed steroids to lacks a classic 3-Keto group, which may give it some unusual binding properties such as was noted (loosely) with the progesterone receptor.
Another two studies note stan to induce a type of skeletal muscle injury, perhaps capable of triggering growth. Only stanozolol was looked at in the first though, and I don't have the full text of the second, so I am hesitant to say it is a unique effect.
I assumed there would be more if Roberts was actually planning to discuss it in another article.
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12-12-2001, 10:17 AM #23
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Originally posted by MurphMan
Excuse me for I am not nearly as educated in bio-molecular chemistry. My question is would there be any benefit to taking both the dione and diol version of 1,4 andro seeing as though they use separate enzyme pathways, thus allowing a higher combined conversion to Boldenone?
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12-12-2001, 10:22 AM #24
The type of growth I was referring to was not height, but muscle tissue growth. The studies are interesting because they MAY suggest that there is a non-AR mediated growth promoting effect with this steroid. I agree with you overall though, a little early to make big judgements on Winstrol.
I'd like to read the article if it comes out..
- BillAuthor, ANABOLICS 10th Ed., Sport Supplement Reference Guide
Director of R&D, Molecular Nutrition, LLC
MOLECULAR NUTRITION: We have reworked the standard model of muscle growth and EFA supplementation with the discovery and release of Arachidonic Acid (X-Factor).
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12-12-2001, 10:27 AM #25
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