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SteroidAdvancedHigh Risk

Mentabolan

Also known as: MENT Dione, 7a-methyl-estra-4-ene-3,17-dione

Mentabolan is a prohormone that converts to trestolone (MENT) in the body. It was marketed as an oral route to MENT, one of the most potent synthetic androgens. Conversion rates are uncertain and likely variable, making dosing unpredictable. Extremely limited data exists.

Evidence10/100 — Minimal

Risk Level

High Risk

Difficulty

Advanced
Molecular FormulaC19H26O2
ClassSteroid
CategoryUnderground Steroids

Mechanism of Action

Acts as a prohormone to trestolone (MENT), requiring enzymatic conversion via 17-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase. Once converted, it functions as a potent androgen with the same mechanism as injectable trestolone. Conversion efficiency from oral administration is uncertain and likely low.

Dosing Research

Previously marketed at 25-75 mg per day in oral form. Cycles of 4-6 weeks. Actual effective dose is uncertain due to unknown conversion rates. PCT is required. Not methylated, so hepatotoxicity may be lower, but oral bioavailability may also be reduced.

Side Effects & Risks

If conversion to MENT occurs, side effects would include heavy estrogenic activity (MENT aromatizes to a potent estrogen), progestogenic effects, and significant HPTA suppression. Uncertain conversion rates make side effects unpredictable. Very limited safety data. Gynecomastia risk if estrogen management is inadequate.

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