Trestolone Acetate Research Guide

Full name: Trestolone Acetate (MENT)

A highly potent synthetic 19-nortestosterone derivative (MENT, 7-alpha-methyl-19-nortestosterone) investigated as a male contraceptive and hormone replacement. Extremely androgenic and anabolic. Educational reference only.

How Trestolone Acetate Works

MENT has a 7-alpha-methyl group that prevents 5-alpha-reduction, so it stays highly active in tissues without converting to DHT. It is many times more potent than testosterone, aromatizes to estrogen, and strongly suppresses gonadotropins (its contraceptive basis).

Dosing Protocol

• Typical dose: Very potent; low absolute doses
• Frequency: Daily to every other day (acetate)
• Duration: Cycled or investigational
• Route: Intramuscular injection or subdermal implant

Reported Benefits

• Very high anabolic/androgenic potency
• No DHT conversion
• Supports libido strongly
• Studied for male contraception/HRT

Potential Side Effects

• Strong estrogen conversion (gyno)
• Strong testosterone/fertility suppression
• Adverse lipids
• Androgenic effects
• Frequent injections (acetate)

Research Citations

1. MENT as male contraceptive/androgen (2016) - Suppressed spermatogenesis while maintaining androgenic effects, supporting contraceptive and HRT investigation.

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