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SteroidAdvancedVery High Risk

Trenbolone Acetate

Also known as: Tren A, Tren Ace, Finaplix

Trenbolone Acetate is one of the most potent anabolic steroids available, originally developed as a veterinary product for cattle. It has an anabolic rating of 500 and an androgenic rating of 500 (compared to testosterone's 100/100). It does not aromatize to estrogen, making it popular for cutting and recomposition cycles.

Evidence65/100 — Moderate

Risk Level

Very High Risk

Difficulty

Advanced
CAS Number10161-34-9
Molecular FormulaC20H24O3
ClassSteroid
CategoryClassic Steroids

Mechanism of Action

Binds to androgen receptors with approximately 5 times the affinity of testosterone. Does not aromatize to estrogen. Has strong progestogenic activity. Dramatically increases nutrient efficiency and protein synthesis. Inhibits cortisol production. Increases IGF-1 levels in muscle tissue. Promotes fat oxidation and has strong anti-catabolic properties.

Dosing Research

Typical dosing ranges from 50-100 mg every other day (175-350 mg per week). The acetate ester requires frequent injections, typically every day or every other day. Cycles are usually 8-12 weeks. Not recommended for beginners under any circumstances. Always requires a testosterone base.

Side Effects & Risks

Significant side effects including insomnia, night sweats, increased aggression, cardiovascular strain, severe HPTA suppression, and 'tren cough' (a brief coughing fit after injection). Highly toxic to the cardiovascular system with dramatic negative effects on lipid profiles. Can cause kidney stress. Progestogenic gynecomastia is possible. Mental health effects including anxiety and paranoia are common.

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