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Chlormethylandrostenediol

Also known as: CDMA, 4-chloro-17a-methyl-androst-4-ene-3b,17b-diol

Chlormethylandrostenediol (CDMA) is a designer prohormone closely related to Halodrol. It is a chlorinated, methylated androstenediol that converts to an active steroid in the body. It was marketed as a dietary supplement before being classified as an anabolic steroid. Very little is known about this compound.

Evidence10/100 — Minimal

Risk Level

High Risk

Difficulty

Advanced
Molecular FormulaC20H33ClO2
ClassSteroid
CategoryUnderground Steroids

Mechanism of Action

Functions as a prohormone that converts to an active chlorinated methyltestosterone derivative via hepatic oxidation of the 3-beta-hydroxyl group. The chloro substitution at C-4 reduces aromatization. Once converted, it provides moderate androgenic and anabolic activity through androgen receptor binding.

Dosing Research

No clinically established dosing. Underground use typically 25-75 mg per day in oral form. Cycles limited to 4-6 weeks due to methylation and associated hepatotoxicity. PCT required. Liver support recommended.

Side Effects & Risks

Hepatotoxicity from 17-alpha-methylation. Negative lipid profile changes. HPTA suppression. Unknown long-term effects of chlorinated steroid metabolites. Androgenic side effects possible. No formal safety evaluation has been conducted. Risk profile is largely speculative based on structural similarity to known compounds.

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