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Oral Masteron Impossible??
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Hugh Gellatts
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Not much. Think about how different methyl-test is from test and equipoise from d-bol. Making a steroid 17aa completely changes its characteristics.
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I agree making any steroid 17aa will change its action but I thought that Masteron was 2-methyl-dihydrotestosterone. If that right then why would it not be orally active in that form? Of course it will likely not be as bioavailable as a 17aa but still it should reach functional levels. This is the idea behind Proviron which is 1-methyl-dht. Anyone have an explanation?
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I agree making any steroid 17aa will change its action but I thought that Masteron was 2-methyl-dihydrotestosterone. If that right then why would it not be orally active in that form? Of course it will likely not be as bioavailable as a 17aa but still it should reach functional levels. This is the idea behind Proviron which is 1-methyl-dht. Anyone have an explanation?
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BBisLife684
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Masteron is indeed dromostanalone, but is oral masteron 17-methyl-dromostanolone?
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"Masteron is indeed dromostanalone, but is oral masteron 17-methyl-dromostanolone?"
No, Masteron is the name for dromostanolone. The closest drug that is orally active (to my knowledge) is mestanolone, which is 17-alpha-methylDHT. Changing a molecular structure can have a profound effect on activity, so one cannot claim that a 17-AA dromostanolone would be the oral version.
No, Masteron is the name for dromostanolone. The closest drug that is orally active (to my knowledge) is mestanolone, which is 17-alpha-methylDHT. Changing a molecular structure can have a profound effect on activity, so one cannot claim that a 17-AA dromostanolone would be the oral version.
