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MENT is quite literally the best steroid out there. Every person who has complained about it either was an idiot who didn't manage the side effects well or just didn't know well enough about the compound. MENT has a brutal anabolic androgenic ratio 2300:650 while tren is roughly 500:500. Can you see where this is leading to? Clearly MENT is the peak steroid--but why does barely anybody take it? The main reason no one takes trestolone enanthate is for it's extreme side effects. What do these consist of? MENT aggressively converts to a form of estradiol which has an unusually high binding affinity and known for it's side effects of gyno, growth plate closure, bloating, etc. But this is one of the easiest side effects to manage--literally go on an AI like exemstane and it's impossible for it to convert to the inhumanely powerful form of estrogen. Another known side effect that makes people doubt taking MENT is the extreme masculinization it gives--not in a good way. MENT can easily cause young men to lose all of their hair because of how powerful it is and could possibly cause something similar to deca dick because it can somewhat raise prolactin (but not as powerfully as deca/NPP). As a result, a person should consider putting RU58841 on their temples and hairline when on MENT every day during a cycle and max out at a 2 1/2 month cycle to minimize side effects. Additionally, cabergoline should be considered to be taken 2x a week to completely remove the prolactin risk. If a person is scared about the effects it may have on their skin/brain, raloxifene should be taken during the cycle and to counter axis shutdown hcg and hmg should be taken so your balls don't become the size of raisins and you don't fully shutdown. Once the cycle is done, stay on an AI and raloxifene for a while after to be safe and transition the hcg and hmg to clomid until hormonal axis is back to normal. Expect unreal gains during this cycle and extreme masculinization. This isn't a medical recommendation or advice but merely a theoretical experiment.
