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THG, also known as Tetrahydrogestrinone and colloquially referred to as “The Clear,”
(Tetrahydrogestrinone) THG, also known as Tetrahydrogestrinone and colloquially referred to as “The Clear,” is an anabolic steroid with a unique chemical composition that sets it apart from other substances in its category. It was not manufactured by any known legitimate pharmaceutical company, and its precise origins remain largely obscured, contributing to its mystique and notoriety….
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The Clear: The Controversial Designer Steroid That Fooled the Testers
(Tetrahydrogestrinone) The Clear Steroid The “clear,” also known as tetrahydrogestrinone (THG), is a synthetic anabolic steroid designed to enhance athletic performance while avoiding detection in doping tests. Unlike traditional anabolic steroids, THG was developed relatively recently, making its debut in the early 2000s. Its creation stemmed from a desire to provide athletes with a substance…
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Mebolazine (Dimethazine): A Straightforward Guide for Bodybuilders
(Dimethazine) Also Under The Brand Name Roxilon Roxilon, known by the chemical names Dimethazine or Mebolazine, is a synthetic anabolic-androgenic steroid (AAS) designed for muscle building and performance enhancement. This compound is unique because it consists of two methyldrostanolone (Superdrol) molecules linked by a nitrogen atom. This design is believed to make the steroid less…
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Madol: The Designer Steroid That Was Banned Before You Ever Tried It
Madol Madol, also known as Desoxymethyltestosterone (DMT), is a synthetic anabolic steroid designed for muscle growth and increased athletic performance. It was re-introduced by chemist Patrick Arnold, who is also known for introducing the prohormone androstenedione to the supplement market. Madol is part of a group of substances sometimes referred to as “designer steroids,” because…
