1: Oral-Turinabol (dehydrochloromethyltestosterone), also known as Tbol, is the dream oral steroid of those wanting to experience the
effectiveness of the legendary dianabol coupled with the safety of
anavar.Turinabol half life
2: Oral-Turinabol is often regarded as a cutting steroid, it would be more correct to call it a "lean gainer" or "clean bulker". This has
to do with tbol being a relatively good mass gainer, and since there is
no water retention, the gains will be of amazing quality. Unlike
dianabol, tbol requires some time and patience for the results to be
seen, but they will definitely appear in a steady and stable manner.
3: Comparing to dianabol, turinabol offers much leaner and drier gains than dianabol does, and most importantly – a higher percentage of
these gains will be keepable after finishing the cycle. Turinabol’s
gains do not contain water or fat, giving you a higher durability and
quality
4: And compared to the majority of anabolic steroids, turinabol has one huge advantage – this compound is very hard to detect. For this
reason, turinabol is a very convenient steroid for those athletes, who
are subject to regular doping controls.
In that regard, we recommend that athletes take supplements that have been certified to be free of banned substances by an independent
third-party—through programs like ours at BSCG Certified Drug Free® or
the others you can explore on our comparison chart. Make sure to
evaluate the technical details of such programs to ensure they provide
adequate protection against banned substances. Athletes should verify
that a particular lot number has been certified to ensure a
representative sample of what they consume has been cleared of
prohibited drugs.
Since DHCMT remains prevalent online and as a raw material, it is plausible that a contaminated supplement could have been responsible for
the rash of recent DHCMT positive drug tests. Several supplements
included on the USADA High Risk List present oral turinabol concerns,
like Alpha-4D, OrlaTEST, and Osta RX. Osta RX was labelled to contain
the banned substance ostarine, a selective androgen receptor modulator
(SARM), but instead testing revealed the presence of oral turinabol.
However, since multiple athletes are involved, who use a variety of different supplements, the possibility of a single point source of DHCMT
being a single supplement product common to the athletes is unlikely.
The players say they were using only certified supplements, so that
possibility is further diminished. Whether there could be widespread
trace contamination of a single ingredient that may have resulted in
multiple supplements being contaminated with trace amounts of DHCMT
seems like a slim possibility but still in the realm of consideration.
Ultimately, the following scenarios remain plausible in regards to Colabello, oral turinabol and the MLB positive drug tests: The athletes
in question took oral turinabol after purchasing it online as part of a
doping regiment that had worked in the past, believing the window of
detection was still narrow. There could be contamination coming from
dietary supplements, or their ingredients, that resulted in trace
findings for the long term DHCMT metabolite in the various athlete urine
samples. Finally, there is the theory that a common genetic anomaly, or
another substance related to DHCMT that is present in the environment,
could produce the same long-term DHCMT metabolite used for detection in
trace amounts in some athletes—remote possibilities that have yet to be
demonstrated.
A few questions remain open, but none seem to present a significant possibility of providing an explanation. Nonetheless, we will certainly
be watching with great intrigue to see if the burgeoning list of DHCMT
positives continues to grow in MLB and elsewhere.
