Oral Trenbolone tren A ceterenbo

Q: I bought steroids last month, and the pharmacist gave me an empty box of steroids, which contains my accessories. It's called "aceterenbo" and it's trenbolone's oral tablet, which makes me confused. I think trenbolone is an injectable steroid. How can they make pills? Is that true?

A: trenbolone is true, although it may not be the most effective product. This is not to say that aceterenbo is useless at all. The question of oral bioavailability is not as simple as "yes or no". In fact, the liver can effectively break down most natural steroids - which can make steroids ineffective. That's why we don't have any testosterone or boldenone tablets on the market.
But trenbolone is a little different from these natural steroids. Trenbolone is a powerful synthetic agent, which is stronger than testosterone, so your body is more difficult to break down. It's not very resistant to metabolism. It's an oral drug like winstrol, anavar or primobolan, and it works if you use a lot of it.
Please note that each tablet of aceterenbo contains only 50 mg of trenbolone. If you only take two tablets a day, you get 100 mg of trenbolone. If oral bioavailability is high, one tablet is enough. However, if it's other steroids, half a pill works. But it's not, so you need to take 100 milligrams to be effective. Compared with the injection, only a small part of trenbolone will enter the blood. It's expensive, but I can't say it's useless.