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    The anti-cortisol mechanism of trenbolone

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    • alfredoolivasA Offline
      alfredoolivas
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      No point in doing trenbolone in florida @engineer
      "Specifically, significant effects of trenbolone on male predator escape behavior were only noted at 30 °C, with males becoming less reactive to the simulated threat. Further, in the maze experiment, trenbolone-exposed fish explored the maze faster than control fish, but only at 20 °C. "
      http://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30423539/

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        "Melatonin attenuates 17beta-trenbolone induced insomnia-like phenotype and movement deficiency in zebrafish."

        10.1016/j.chemosphere.2020.126762

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          "The results conclude that nandrolone decanoate, but neither testosterone decanoate nor trenbolone decanoate, caused impaired recognition memory in the NOR-test, indicating an altered cognitive function. The behavioral profile and stress hormone level of the rats were not affected by the AAS treatments. Furthermore, the study revealed diverse AAS-induced somatic effects i.e., reduced body weight development and changes in organ weights. Of the three AAS included in the study, nandrolone decanoate was identified to cause the most prominent impact on the male rat, as it affected body weight development, the weights of multiple organs, and caused an impaired memory function."
          https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8974338/

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          • alfredoolivasA Offline
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            "In conclusion, our findings indicate that while 17-TB mitigates muscle atrophy and enhances motor activity in PD mice, it concurrently exacerbates neuroinflammation, induces neuronal apoptosis, and worsens dopaminergic neuronal death"
            https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39222261/

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              CrumblingCookie @alfredoolivas
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              @alfredoolivas What's your take on the infamous tren insanity?
              Are such susceptible people, in hindsight, simply not meant to ever take tren?
              Or can things like the turning violently homosexual, hysterically hyperemotional or sleepwalking be otherwise avoided by plausible mechanisms?

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              • alfredoolivasA Offline
                alfredoolivas @CrumblingCookie
                last edited by alfredoolivas

                @CrumblingCookie excess adrenaline signalling, possible glutamate, combined with high androgen signalling and possibly high estrogen membrane receptor signalling.

                Studies show it creates a insomniac, aggressive phenotype with excitable legs.

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                  engineer @alfredoolivas
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                  @alfredoolivas said in The anti-cortisol mechanism of trenbolone:

                  excess adrenaline signalling
                  excitable legs

                  This almost sounds like... too low dopamine? Restless legs is a symptom of too low dopamine and certain dopamine agonists reduce adrenalin. A match made in heaven?

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                  • alfredoolivasA Offline
                    alfredoolivas @engineer
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                    @engineer yeah maybe, though it lowers prolactin in these microdoses. I think a better explanation is that it is neurotoxic to dopamine neurons.

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                      engineer @alfredoolivas
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                      @alfredoolivas said in The anti-cortisol mechanism of trenbolone:

                      "In conclusion, our findings indicate that while 17-TB mitigates muscle atrophy and enhances motor activity in PD mice, it concurrently exacerbates neuroinflammation, induces neuronal apoptosis, and worsens dopaminergic neuronal death"
                      https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39222261/

                      What dosage?

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                      • alfredoolivasA Offline
                        alfredoolivas @engineer
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                        @engineer 8mcg / kg.

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                        • alfredoolivasA Offline
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                          Trenbolone increases excretion or metabolism of estrogen massively
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                          https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0039128X76900659

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                          • engineerE Offline
                            engineer @alfredoolivas
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                            @alfredoolivas it is criminal to not include HEDs if available with these studies

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                            • alfredoolivasA Offline
                              alfredoolivas @engineer
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                              @engineer https://www.pidantuan.com/ to get studies behind paywalls not added to sci hub.

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                                engineer @alfredoolivas
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                                @alfredoolivas thats not the problem

                                I can access all articles anyway because my college is good

                                problem is that I dont want to manually go through the article content to find a dosage

                                haidut always provided heds for his study reviews if dosages were available

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                                  sunsunsun @alfredoolivas
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                                  goldmine of a thread

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                                  • alfredoolivasA Offline
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                                    In case a chemist is interested in this thread in the future, please develop 18 Methyl Tren thanks
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                                    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0022473180901120

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                                      alfredoolivas @alfredoolivas
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                                      2 oxo steroids have much greater affinity for the GR..... 2 oxo methyl tren has around 3x the affinity for the GR as methyl tren.

                                      So anavar could have a greater affinity for the GR, but mestanolone, which is anavar despite the 2 oxo, has poor affinity. But still, it has a really long half life and can mog cortisol in it's blood levels. Interdasting.

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                                        alfredoolivas @alfredoolivas
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                                        @jamezb46 this expalins why the "clear" had such great affinity for the GR.

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                                          jamezb46 @alfredoolivas
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                                          @alfredoolivas Makes sense, but also, if we could choose to have a new steroid developed, why wouldn't we just go with 2-oxa-DHT that my post last year referenced? Haidut's group already synthesized it, and it should be like anavar but sans the potential liver sides (if there even are any with anavar)

                                          In time there is life but no knowledge; outside time there is knowledge but no life

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                                            alfredoolivas @jamezb46
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                                            @jamezb46

                                            The reason 17a methylated steroids are dosed multiple times lower than non 17a methylated steroids is because their half life is so great, allowing for far more stable blood and tissue concentrations that are greater

                                            Think about it. You give a guy A 10mg of oxandrolobd and guy B 12mg testosterone acetate.

                                            Hour 1:
                                            Guy A: 10mg of Oxandrolone in his system
                                            Guy B: 0.3-0.6mg of testosterone has been released this hour

                                            Hour 6:
                                            Guy A: 6mg of Oxandrolone in his system
                                            Guy B: 0.28 to 0.35mg of testosterone has been released in hour 6.

                                            methylation allows for supraphysiological & stable levels of androgens from low doses.

                                            10mg of 2 oxo DHT will not replicate 10mg of anavar for those reasons

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