Does 17-HD work?
September 13th, 2007 by Paul JohnsonAwhile back someone gave me a few packets of some 17-HD from Vyotech Nutritionals. Is this supplement a steroid like supplement or just junk?
What does 17-HD contain
It contains a few herbal supplements(junk), but the main active ingredient behind the supplement is what they call 17-halo methyl-dianadrone. At first look of the name of the compount, it gives the impression of a halo based steroid, like halotestin or halodrol.
Is it a steroid/pro-hormone?
Despite the name of the compound, they market the product as a testosterone booster. To find out if this supplement works you would have to find out more about dianadrone. There is no results for dianadrone, methyl-dianadrone, or halo-methyl dianadrone in pubmed as far as studies. I couldn’t find any any information about this compound with real research studies, anywhere else either. It is nothing, but a fake name branded by this company. I wouldn’t trust the studies Vyotech did, as obviously they will be biased. 17-HD looks like nothing but a junk supplement, full of unproven herbs.
What do other bodybuilders report?
Except for a few who probably report placebo gains, the vast majority notice nothing.


Complete waste of money.. Made the mistake of buying three of the 30 pill bottles, they don’t do anything for you, at all.. Explosive energy, my assticles! People who think this stuff works should also try eating a tube of vyotechs ab cream to get those ripped abdominal areas they’re looking for. Ha.. Ha…