3 classes to AAS

[lpemg81 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close lpemg81]

Hello All,
As I understand it, The three slasses of AAS are Test, DHT, 19-Nor. Some of the more effective cycles includes a compound from each class. Can someone please provide a list of what are the most common compounds in the DHT and 19-Nor classes (obviously test is test). Also what are some of the favorite, more effective, recommended combinatons from these classes. Thanks

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LP

[ODB Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close ODB]

Yeah? but it does get more complicated - Good to look @ the Test, DHT + 19Nors dif and their dif aromatization but also look @ Androgenic / Anabolic ratio.
it has been seen that 19-Nors may produce progesterone in body which can fit within the estro receptor + act as estro

basic list (not 100%);
Steroids prescribed in the U.S.
Anadrol
Anavar
AndroDerm
AndroGel
Andriol
Deca-Durabolin
Halotestin
Nebido
NPP or Durabolon
Sustanon-250
Testopel
Testosterone-Cypionate
Testosterone-Enanthate
Testosterone-Propionate
Testosterone-Suspension
Winstrol
Winstrol Depot


DHT:
Anadrol
Anavar
Masteron
Primobolan
Proviron
Winstrol

19-nor:
Anadur
Deca-Durabolin
Dynabolan
Dynabol
Durabolon
Parabolan
Tren-a
Tren-e

Testosterone:
AndroDerm
AndroGel
Andriol
Dianabol
Equipoise
Halotestin
Nebido
Testopel
Omnadren
Sustanon-250
Test-Cyp
Test-E
Test-P
Test-Suspension


Different Types of Steroids

There are two types of steroids present within the body. Corticosteroids are produced in the adrenal gland located above the kidney. These hormones include aldosterone, which helps regulate sodium concentration in the body, and cortisol, which plays many roles in the body, including serving as part of the body's stress response system to decrease inflammation. Commonly prescribed corticosteroid medications, like prednisone, prednisolone, and dexamethasone are available to be taken by mouth, intravenously, or by intramuscular injection and may be used to treat diseases like asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, and systemic lupus erythematosus in which inflammation is part of the disease process. The use of steroid ointments and creams on the skin, like triamcinolone and betamethasone, is common in the treatment of dermatitis (derm=skin + itis=inflammation).

The second group of steroids, the androgenic/anabolic steroids, are hormones made in the body to regulate the manufacture of testosterone in the testicles and ovaries. The androgenic part of testosterone is involved in developing the male sex characteristics, while the anabolic part is involved in increasing the amount of body tissue by increasing protein production. The pituitary gland, located at the base of the brain, helps regulate testosterone production and hormone secretion. Growth hormone and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) are among the hormones that stimulate testis and ovary function and are two of the many hormones secreted by the pituitary.

Anabolic and androgenic steroids are available as prescription medications to be used in cases in which the body does not make enough hormone and supplementation may be required. Some hormone supplements in this pathway include growth hormone and testosterone itself. These medications are legally prescribed by health-care providers, but this group of drugs is often used illegally and abused to help increase athletic performance and improve body appearance. When used in a well-nourished body, anabolic steroids will cause weight gain primarily due to an increase in muscle mass.

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There are a variety of common anabolic steroids. Some mimic the actions of testosterone directly, while others cause the body to produce excess testosterone by interfering with the normal hormone regulation system in the body. The end result is the same. Excess testosterone is available to affect cell and organ function in the body.