Description

Hexahydrobenzlcarbonate 100 for intramuscular injection, contains Trenbolone. Trenbolone is a fast-acting injectable steroid. To increase its effective half-life, trenbolone is not used in the unrefined form, but rather is administered as trenbolone acetate, enanthate, or hexahydrobenzyl carbonate. Trenbolone is then produced as a metabolite by the reaction of these compounds with the androgen receptor. Bodybuilders have been known to use the drug to increase body mass more effectively than by weight training alone. A normal bodybuilding dose can range from 200mg/week up to 1400mg/week. Due to the relatively short metabolic half-life of trenbolone acetate, dosages must commonly be divided into injections at least once every other day. Trenbolone enanthate can be injected once a week. The 2006 book Game of Shadows alleges that baseball superstar Barry Bonds used this drug in 2001, when he set the current single-season record at home. Trenbolone compounds have a binding affinity for the androgen receptor three times higher than that of testosterone. Once metabolized, the drugs have the effect of increasing nitrogen uptake by the muscles, leading to an increased rate of protein synthesis. It also has the side effects of stimulating appetite, reducing the amount of fat that is deposited in the body, and slowing the rate of catabolism. Trenbolone has proven popular with anabolic steroid users as it is not metabolized by aromatase or 5? -reductase in estrogenic compounds such as estradiol, or in DHT.This means that it also does not cause any water retention normally associated with highly androgenic steroidal compounds like Testosterone or Methandrostenolone. It is also loved by many for the dramatic strength gains commonly experienced with it. Some short term side effects include insomnia, high blood pressure, increased aggression and libido. However, since women will suffer from virilizing effects even at small doses, this drug should not be taken by a woman. Urban wisdom/myth in bodybuilding culture states that use of the drug for long periods of time can lead to kidney damage. Kidney toxicity has yet to be proven, and scientific evidence supporting the idea is suspiciously absent from the bodybuilding community that perpetuates this idea. The origin of this myth probably has to do with the oxidized metabolites of trenbolone, which are excreted in the urine and are often mistaken for blood. After Schänzer (Clin Chem 1996, 42 (7): 1001-1020, The metabolism of anabolic androgenic steroids) trenbolone and 17epi-trenbolone are excreted (in the urine) as conjugates that can be hydrolyzed with beta-glucuronidase. This implies that trenbolone leaves the body as beta-glucuronides or sulfates, which means that it is mostly not metabolized.