Esters do Have an Effect!!!

[GearHeaded]

your numbers are a little off....
see above in red

Attachment 177196

or if you want to do the math.....
look at table 2.1

http://www.swgdrug.org/Monographs/TE...AND_ESTERS.pdf

well I haven't looked at a chart like this in years.. last I remember off the top of my head (100s of charts been put out there over the years) I remember Test Prop being 92% absorption rate and test e (or maybe it was cyp) only being at 63% .
skew those numbers one way or the other based on charts you can find online , who really cares.

the point was that Short esters like Test prop at high 'bodybuilder' dosages of 1000-2000mg per week , is going to provide more total androgen load then test cyp at the same dosage.

even your "above in red" numbers prove my exact point .

not sure what the point in posting another frickin chart is though (again theres been 100s of these made over the years) . IF my numbers are off one way or the other the point is still the same (and different charts are likely going to vary as well).


seems like your post was just a nit picking attempt to prove someone wrong on an irrelevant minor detail . you have maybe 4 total posts in 3 months, and thats what you want to post about now .. numbers being off a few points based on your own little chart you found online . seems very trivial

[GearHeaded]

your numbers are a little off....
see above in red

Attachment 177196

or if you want to do the math.....
look at table 2.1

http://www.swgdrug.org/Monographs/TE...AND_ESTERS.pdf

in the last couple months you have only 3 total posts . of those 3 posts 2 of them were only to nit pick with me about something I posted . LOL . seems like you only stop by this forum with one agenda

[The Deadlifting Dog]

not starting a fight.
you are one of the most knowledgeable members on the board.
far more knowledgeable than me.

the link I attached is a medical paper and it's numbers match the chart exactly outside of rounding.

I was simply trying to provide more accurate numbers for how much of the molecule is actually testosterone .
I wasn't saying you were wrong stating that prop is more potent. Simply trying to help spread some knowledge.

As far as me not posting much, I started a new firm about 6 months ago and it is kicking my ass.

Honestly, not starting a fight.

[GearHeaded]

not starting a fight.
you are one of the most knowledgeable members on the board.
far more knowledgeable than me.

the link I attached is a medical paper and it's numbers match the chart exactly outside of rounding.

I was simply trying to provide more accurate numbers for how much of the molecule is actually testosterone .
I wasn't saying you were wrong stating that prop is more potent. Simply trying to help spread some knowledge.

As far as me not posting much, I started a new firm about 6 months ago and it is kicking my ass.

Honestly, not starting a fight.

sorry for being defensive.. I jumped the gun on that and it was surely not warranted by me to do so. I took your post the wrong way

[The God Himself]

Ok so I found something very interesting. There’s a compound call Nandrolone Sulfate. It’s used in ophthalmology in Europe. It’s literally Nandrolone bound to Sulfate. They call this an Ester on the medical site I was reading about it on. But I thought that was different than an Ester. So anyone have anything to add on this?

Yes sulfate can be an ester. What you are referring to is an "inorganic ester" made of inorganic acid plus alcohol. As far as I remember, oxygen and sulphur, both being chalcogens, can take -2 oxidation state. So, in our organic compound (mr. nandrolone ) has oxygen in it. There goes sulphur replace the oxygen in the carbon-oxygen-central covalent bonds. So you have a sulphate here. (not sure about what happens to nandrolone when bonding with sulfate ester but this is what I remember from organic chemistry and sulfate esters lol)

[GearHeaded]

Yes sulfate can be an ester. What you are referring to is an "inorganic ester" made of inorganic acid plus alcohol. As far as I remember, oxygen and sulphur, both being chalcogens, can take -2 oxidation state. So, in our organic compound (mr. nandrolone) has oxygen in it. There goes sulphur replace the oxygen in the carbon-oxygen-central covalent bonds. So you have a sulphate here. (not sure about what happens to nandrolone when bonding with sulfate ester but this is what I remember from organic chemistry and sulfate esters lol)

that just sounds like another flavor of jelly to me

I stand by my PBJ analogy

[charger69]

that just sounds like another flavor of jelly to me

I stand by my PBJ analogy

LMAO


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[Obs]

not starting a fight.
you are one of the most knowledgeable members on the board.
far more knowledgeable than me.

the link I attached is a medical paper and it's numbers match the chart exactly outside of rounding.

I was simply trying to provide more accurate numbers for how much of the molecule is actually testosterone .
I wasn't saying you were wrong stating that prop is more potent. Simply trying to help spread some knowledge.

As far as me not posting much, I started a new firm about 6 months ago and it is kicking my ass.

Honestly, not starting a fight.

sorry for being defensive.. I jumped the gun on that and it was surely not warranted by me to do so. I took your post the wrong way

You guys really need to work on your anger.
Gawd!

I feel threatened just reading this.

[GearHeaded]

You guys really need to work on your anger.
Gawd!

I feel threatened just reading this.

or up the tren

[i_SLAM_cougars]

You guys really need to work on your anger.
Gawd!

I feel threatened just reading this.

I know we’ve been pushing not using an AI, but damn...

[Family_guy]

Yes sulfate can be an ester. What you are referring to is an "inorganic ester" made of inorganic acid plus alcohol. As far as I remember, oxygen and sulphur, both being chalcogens, can take -2 oxidation state. So, in our organic compound (mr. nandrolone) has oxygen in it. There goes sulphur replace the oxygen in the carbon-oxygen-central covalent bonds. So you have a sulphate here. (not sure about what happens to nandrolone when bonding with sulfate ester but this is what I remember from organic chemistry and sulfate esters lol)

Very interesting. This shit is just over my head...it’s very interesting though! Thanks for the response