Methyltrienolone is a toxic, non-aromatizing steroid.

Another difference between Methyltrienolone and the rest of anabolic steroids is its anti-catabolic property.

Generally, most users tend to take Methyltrienolone for a short period of time

Methyltrienolone is not recommended for use in women due to its increased toxicity.

Methyltrienolone is an anabolic steroid that is available for oral administration in tablet form and is available as well as injection.

In order to avoid the sexual dysfunction, mental side effects and libido problems users need to use testosterone in conjunction with metribolone.

In comparison with other anabolic steroids, Methyltrienolone does not convert to estrogen; therefore many adverse reactions such as gynecomastia and water retention can be avoided.

The most common side effects reported by users of metribolone are oily skin or acne and prostate enlargement.

Another reason why metribolone is contraindicated in women is due to the severe side effects they may experience during pregnancy and lactation.

In comparison with other anabolic steroids, metribolone does not convert to estrogen; therefore many adverse reactions such as gynecomastia and water retention can be avoided.

It is also recommended to assess the liver function prior to initiation of usage and while using metribolone in order to control and prevent liver abnormalities.

Metribolone has also a negative impact on hair growth by causing either unusual hair growth on the body and face or unusual hair loss.