Excuse me, but it does not take 'years' to get liver failure, especially from a compound as toxic as Methyltrienolone. There's a lot of misinformation being thrown around this thread, mostly by OP. I want to make it clear that Methyltrienolone is basically the satan of anabolic steroids and should never ever be considered as a more convenient choice over the unmethylated injectable Trenbolone. Methyltrienolone has got an extreme effect on liver toxicity, and perhaps the kidneys as well. In one study conducted at the University of Bonn in Germany in 1966, it was determined that Methyltrienolone in a dose of LESS THAN ONE MG PER DAY in adults resulted in symptoms of intrahepatic cholestasis, making Methyltrienolone the most hepatotoxic steroid EVER (1). This stuff is SO strong that the dose is measured in mcg instead of mg. When you factor the scale of dose here and take it into account and compare it to other conventional anabolic steroids, you must realize that Methyltrienolone is not something to take lightly. If you don't respect this drug and underestimate it, you will end up in the hospital in a world of hurt. There is a reason this is a designer steroid and was discontinued for human use in medicine, and that reason is because Methyltrienolone is so damn bad for you that the medical establishment deemed it holds an unacceptable level of hepatotoxicity. If one absolutely insists on using this compound, WEEKLY bloodwork is advised and use should be for no longer than 3 or 4 weeks.

Also, 'Tren cough' is largely a myth. 'Tren cough' occurs with ANY injectable oil based anabolic steroid, not just with Trenbolone. However, slightly more severe and longer lasting coughs tend to occur with Trenbolone. With this being said, severe coughing fits following injection procedure can happen with any anabolic steroid - it has happened before to me with Testosterone Propionate. It also happened to a friend of mine when I was administering his injection for him. Both times the coughs were far worse than any Trenbolone. The cough is not a trait unique to Trenbolone.

I'd love to try Methyltrienolone some day, but i'd have to do it in a very judicious fashion. It will likely not happen though, because I believe the risks of it to be too great. People considering it should stay away from it, as any of the many conventional commercially available AAS are much better and safer choices.

REFERENCES:

1. Liver toxicity of a new anabolic agent: Methyltrienolone (17α-Methyl-4,9,11-estratriene-17β-ol-3-one). Hans L. Krüskemperb, a, 1 and Georg Noellb, a. Div. of Endocrinology, Dept. of Medicine, Medizinische Hochschule, Hannover, Germany. Dept. of Medicine, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany