Trenacet is a19-nor steroid, very similar to Nandrolone. The primary difference between Trenbolone is that there is a double carbon bond present at the 9 and 11 position on the steran nucleus. Trenbolone can not aromatize to estrogen nor be 5a-reduced.

It bonds very tightly to the Androgen Receptor, and for this reason it is thought that much of its fat-burning and muscle building abilities are receptor mediated.

Trenbolone Acetate use produces an impressive amount of new muscle fiber, with minimal water retention. This may be done partly through an increase in IGF-1 within muscle tissue, and increased sensitivity of muscle satellite to IGF-1 and other growth factor and an increase in the amount of DNA per muscle cell.

It has a very strong binding affinity to the androgen receptor, binding much more strongly than testosterone as well as nandrolone.

Trenbolone increases both protein synthesis as well as nitrogen retention in muscle tissue. Trenbolone can also bind with the (anti-anabolic) glucocorticoid receptor, thus aiding the muscle building process.

Finally, it also has the ability to improve nutrient efficiency and mineral absorption in animals given the drug.

There are a few warnings that go with Trenbolone, the main being its high incident of psychological side effects, mostly mood disorders like depression or hypomania and anxiety. The acetate ester in particular is notorious for both its extreme strength gains as well as pronounced side effects. On a positive note it clears the body quite fast if the side effects prove to be intolerable.