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I just read the "everything you wanted to know about prohormones" thread.
It is awesome, but I guess I still have a question.
M1T...is it 1-testosterone ??
both are referenced in the article, and I am just wondering if they were the same. In some instantces it seemed like they were both paralleled.
good question, i was wondering that my self!!
Are you guys serious.... check the post i made entirely about m1t. http://67.18.108.244//showthread.php?t=100595
just answer the question, I read the whole **** article and was still slightly confused, Not Entirely but just a whee bit confused,.
Hence why i also wanted to know the answer,
No offence but it would have taken you much less time to type yes or no rather then, "Are you guys serious! read my article.
We both already said we read the article.
"This structural modification makes steroids much more orally bioavailable by inhibiting breakdown in the liver"
-how? why is this not going to break down in the liver? everything is broken down in the liver.
I can't believe people are still asking the same questions about this stuff, try the search button. Yes, it is methylated 1-test. It doesn't get broken down in the liver because it is methylated, any methylated compound avoids breakdown in the liver.
thank you very much!!
ease up dude.
I was hoping someone else would answer.
I'm pretty sure that the majority of vets and senior members are sick and tired of answering the same questions about m1t. They are so easily answered by doing a search.