Oral Steroids For Lose Weight CAS 53-39-4

is the popular brand name associated with the derived . The hormone was first released in the early 1960’s under the trade name by G.D Searle & co. and was touted as carrying numerous therapeutic qualities. However, in 1989 Searle would discontinue the compound; this was largely due to FDA pressure that had tightened its grip on the market. An important note; Searle also owned the licensing rights to the majority of products on the global market, which would lead to this nearly disappearing at this time. In 1995 the hormone would reappear thanks to Bio-Technology General CORP (BTG), now Savient, under the trade name . BTG would hold a monopoly on the product during this time driving its cost through the roof. Thankfully, a few U.S. based rmacies such as Watson would begin manufacturing generic in recent years driving the cost down. However, it remains one of the more expensive steroids on the market, including when purchased from most underground labs. An important note for future purchase; while remains the common associated name for the hormone, the name itself is not used by any human grade rmaceutical company that manufactures

Functions & Traits:

or is specifically a (DHT) hormone that has been structurally altered. It is DHT with an added oxygen atom replacing the carbon-2 in the A-ring. This alteration greatly increases the hormone’s activity, as well as prevents it from being metabolically broken down. also possesses a second alteration at the 17th carbon position by the addition of a methyl group that allows the hormone to be ingested orally officially classifying as a C17-aa .

As a therapeutic agent, has proven to be effective for numerous treatment plans. The most common reason the is prescribed is for the purpose of weight gain necessitated due to surgery or infection or any type of severe weight loss. has also been proven to be extremely effective for treating over or prolonged exposure to corticosteroids, as well as for treating osteoporosis by the promotion of bone density. However, such uses are rare in the U.S. currently due to strict laws despite this ’s tremendously successful and positive track record. has also proven to be effective for treating hepatitis, as well as promoting growth and development in children who lack the necessary hormone production.