Ortrexyl

Ortrexyl Kalpa Pharmaceuticals

For Oral Administration

Active Life: 6 Hours
Drug Class: Androgen; Anabolic Steroid; Progestogen
Detection Time: N/A
Chemical Structure: 17α-methylestra-4,9,11-triene-17β-ol-3-one
Common Doses: 0.5-5 mg/day
Blood pressure: Perhaps
Acne: Yes
Water retention: Yes
Aromatisation: No
Liver toxicity: Very High
Decrease HPTA function: Yes

Description

Methyltrienolone has been described as one of the most potent compounds available. Certainly, methyltrienolone produces a very strong binding to the androgen receptor in turn making it a more potent activator of AR than even dihydrotestosterone (DHT). This attribute of methyltrienolone indicates it's suitability for producing hard, dry gains and, in fact, this product is not known to result in estrogen related side effects like gynecomastia or excess water retention. A consequence of the highly androgenic nature of methyltrienolone is that is extremely liver toxic and as such a string androgen, methyltrienolone should not be used by women. A bonus of having such a strong AR binding ability is that methyltrienolone is very good for both muscle hypertrophy and fat loss at the same time. The high toxicity of methyltrienolone should be enough to have users keep cycles of this compound relatively short (3-4 weeks at a time) and dosages low (250 -750 mcg/day – that's micrograms). MT is a 19-nor derived steroid that has been altered by adding a a 17-alph-methyl group to make it orally active. Together this suggests the possibility of some rather negative side effects. 19 nor derivatives have a reputation for negative effects on sex drive sometimes resulting in temporary impotence. Being methylated indicates an increase in liver toxicity. Despite the possible side-effects, methyltrienolone is often a popular choice for pre-contest stacks as it is effective and potent especially for producing a hard, defined look.