Other: Compound Reference
Other compounds that don't fit neatly into the main PED categories, including thyroid hormones, stimulants, and specialised agents used in bodybuilding protocols.
Other (3)
Cabergoline
Dopamine agonist. Used to control prolactin on 19-nor cycles.
Effects: Lowers prolactin, powerful dopamine agonist. Used alongside Nandrolone/Trenbolone to prevent prolactin-related sides.
T3 (Cytomel)
Synthetic thyroid hormone T3. Used in contest prep for metabolic boost.
Effects: Suppresses TSH, reduces T4 production, increases metabolic rate, can be catabolic without AAS, takes weeks for thyroid function to recover after cessation
Clenbuterol
Beta-2 adrenergic agonist used as a bronchodilator and thermogenic fat-loss agent. Not an anabolic steroid. Widely used in contest prep and cutting phases for its metabolic and anti-catabolic effects.
Effects: Increases metabolic rate and core temperature, stimulates lipolysis, mild anti-catabolic effect, elevates heart rate and blood pressure, can cause electrolyte imbalances (taurine/potassium depletion), may worsen cardiac hypertrophy with chronic use
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