DHT Cream Plus Testosterone Propionate = Major Libido Boost

BadassBlues · Monday at 7:45 PM

Jerajera said:
This is wrong. Stanolone and DHT have identical chemical structure, which is the definition of bioidentical.

Good point, and one that is often overlooked. It's easy to get confused as for whatever reason the term "Bioidentical" seems to conjure up images of organic, or natural in the sense that it originates from an organic source. It just means it is identical to the organic structure.

A good example of this is Pregnyl VS Ovidrel. Both are HCG, but Pregnyl is obtained from pregnant women's urine while Ovidrel is made in a lab. Now this is a simplified explanation, so anyone wanting to discuss the intricacies of this example should do so on a separate thread.

camygod · Wednesday at 2:00 AM

BadassBlues said:
If anyone has been following the other threads regarding DHT cream and Test Prop, you will know the discussion of libido has been mentioned. I recently ordered some test prop and have been using it the past few days. I have also dialed in my DHT cream home brew to a very nice end product. I do not have a source for the DHT powder to offer however, you are on your own on that one. There are products available with varying strength that are on page 3 of this post.

I share this because this is what TRT is supposed to feel like. It took a few days for the test prop to begin working and with the combination of the DHT cream... Jesus. Honestly, I can't do this every day as I can't concentrate on anything but sex. It's a constant urge that manifests itself in the prostate and radiates outward to a highly potent sexual buzz. For all those looking for the solution to a lack of libido, this may just be the magic bullet. Orgasms are extremely intense.

The best benefit by far though, is the mood enhancement. That calm, confident male mojo just flows easily.

I apologize for gushing, it's not my style. But when you find something that actually REALLY works you cant help but get a bit excited about it and want to share with your Bro's.

Can you give the homebrew recipe please?

Forty2 · 2025-03-07T11:28:08-0600

Jerajera said:
This is wrong. Stanolone and DHT have identical chemical structure, which is the definition of bioidentical.

Why then do athletes who take stanolone test positive to stanolone and not elevated DHT levels?

Guided_by_Voices · 2025-03-07T11:38:04-0600

Forty2 said:
Why then do athletes who take stanolone test positive to stanolone and not elevated DHT levels?

Even things that are "bioidentical" can be detected as being from an external (likely lab-generated) source (e.g. testosterone and HGH). I'm not familiar with stanolone but the tests are very sophisticated so that is not a valid reason to consider stanolone to be a meaningfully different compound from DHT. I'm slightly beyond my knowledge-space here, but my understanding is that compounds that are the same at the molecular level are not necessarily the same at the sub-molecular level.

Jerajera · 2025-03-07T13:26:22-0600

Forty2 said:
Why then do athletes who take stanolone test positive to stanolone and not elevated DHT levels?

I'm not sure, there could be plenty of reasons including a decision to use the name Stanolone to differentiate between endogenous and exogenous DHT (since in the context of PED detection, the DHT would have to be administered exogenously).

I just know both names refer to the same exact molecular structure

BadassBlues · 2025-03-07T16:04:27-0600

Forty2 said:
Why then do athletes who take stanolone test positive to stanolone and not elevated DHT levels?

Please correct me if I am wrong, but to my knowledge athletes aren't tested for stanolone, but rather stanozolol. Testing for stanolone would be the equivelant of testing for testosterone.

What is Stanozolol? | U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA)

Stanozolol is a synthetic steroid derived from testosterone that has anabolic & androgenic properties, & classified as a Schedule III controlled substance.

www.usada.org

BadassBlues · 2025-03-07T16:07:51-0600

camygod said:
Can you give the homebrew recipe please?

I believe it is in this thread, read back around the beginning. If not, PM me.

Guided_by_Voices · 2025-03-07T21:34:35-0600

BadassBlues said:
Please correct me if I am wrong, but to my knowledge athletes aren't tested for stanolone, but rather stanozolol. Testing for stanolone would be the equivelant of testing for testosterone.

What is Stanozolol? | U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA)

Stanozolol is a synthetic steroid derived from testosterone that has anabolic & androgenic properties, & classified as a Schedule III controlled substance.

www.usada.org

Not that it matters for the purposes of this thread, but non-endogenous testosterone can be detected (using Isotopes IIRC) and WADA athletes are tested for it AFAIK. There was a Tour de France winner (before he was disqualified) whose name I am forgetting who tested positive for exogenous T.

Cataceous · 2025-03-07T21:40:09-0600

Guided_by_Voices said:
Even things that are "bioidentical" can be detected as being from an external (likely lab-generated) source (e.g. testosterone and HGH). I'm not familiar with stanolone but the tests are very sophisticated so that is not a valid reason to consider stanolone to be a meaningfully different compound from DHT. I'm slightly beyond my knowledge-space here, but my understanding is that compounds that are the same at the molecular level are not necessarily the same at the sub-molecular level.

At least in the past I recall that they used the ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone to reveal doping. It's stated that an abnormal T/E ratio can also be indicative of the use of exogenous DHT.

Epitestosterone is an inactive epimer of testosterone that is naturally produced in equal amounts with testosterone in the body. It is used in anti-doping tests to determine the ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone (T/E ratio) to detect the use of exogenous testosterone. R