TURINABOL

As previously mentioned, Tbol is in reality a
modified form of Dianabol (Methandrostenolone),
whereby it is actually a combination of the chemical
structures of Dianabol and Clostebol (4-chlorotestosterone).
It possesses the same general chemical
structure of Dianabol along with the 4-chloro
substitution that Clostebol possesses. The result is
that Tbol becomes a much milder hormone than its
parent hormone Dianabol. The alterations to its
chemical structure remove the ability for it to be
able to be aromatized into Estrogen, as well as
exhibiting a far weaker androgenic strength.
Turinabol therefore possesses an anabolic rating of
54, and a very low androgenic rating of 6, making its
separation between anabolic and androgenic
effects very distinct and favorable. Although the
anabolic strength is considerably less than
Dianabol’s rating of 90 – 210, the distinct distance
between Turinabol’s anabolic and androgenic
effects tend to be far more favorable to the
individual.
Turinabol’s chemical modifications also grant it a 16
hour half-life as well as the ability to bind to SHBG
(Sex Hormone Binding Globulin).
Turinabol is C17-alpha alkylated so as to allow oral
bioavailability, and as a result, will exhibit a measure
of liver toxicity. It also possesses a double bond
between carbon 1 and carbon 2 (also known as the
1-ene carbon), and it is this double-bond that is
responsible for the reduction of androgenic
strength. Lastly, as previously mentioned, a chloro
group has been added at the 4th carbon,
responsible for rendering it unable to aromatize as
well as reducing the androgenic strength even
further.