Turinabol, chemically chlorodehydromethyltestosterone, is an oral anabolic-androgenic steroid. It was developed in the 1960s in the former GDR and is also known for its state-run doping program in elite sports. It is 17-alpha-alkylated, so it is effective orally, but can be toxic to the liver.

Reported anabolic effects

Bodybuilding users typically associate it with:

increase in protein synthesis

better nitrogen retention

moderate muscle gain with relatively low water retention

increase in strength without significant “bloat”

no direct aromatization to estrogen

Compound profile

Turinabol is often described as moderately anabolic and relatively less androgenic compared to testosterone. However, this does not mean that it is risk-free.

Generally described combinations

In the bodybuilding scene, Turinabol is rarely mentioned completely on its own. It is mentioned with testosterone as a base, with other injectable AAS in the bulking or cutting phase, and sometimes as an introductory compound at the beginning of a longer cycle with long-acting esters.

Risks of combinations

cardiovascular diseases

negative changes in blood lipids – decrease in HDL and increase in LDL

hormonal suppression

psychological side effects

Cycles and dosage

Because Turinabol is an oral steroid with potential liver toxicity, non-medical use is generally described as time-limited. Specific doses and cycle lengths are not safe without medical supervision.

Summary

Turinabol may be perceived as a “milder” oral steroid, but it can still harm the liver, hormonal balance, blood lipids, and cardiovascular system.

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