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01/26/09
They say a man is only as faithful as his options. This may be true for some, but not for all. If you separate any man from his woman and place him in, say, the Playboy Mansion with enough alcohol for a long enough period of time, he is probably going to crack and seek the company of another person. Steroid users are like this as well – they can only be as selective as their options permit. We can all design highly effective steroid stacks containing different compounds which complement one another and leads to the most effective and synergistic stack possible, right? However, in reality, obtaining that wide variety of steroids we desire is often logistically impossible. We are forced to settle for what we can obtain from a safe website, or a reliable local source.
Testosterone undecanoate is a substance popular with bodybuilders and powerlifters for the reason most testosterones are popular – it works! Users of testosterone undecanoate frequently see the same effects seen with most “variants of T”. They see strength levels increase. They see body fat percentage decline. They see their muscular size and hardness increase to a very appreciable degree. Testosterone undecanoate is very effective when injected. However, when placed into caplets and marketed as Andriol, oral testosterone extraordinaire, an entire wealth of factors changes. Let’s learn more about Andriol.
On paper, Andriol seems like the perfect drug. It’s a little expensive, but it sure seems handy. It is taken orally, which means you are able to avoid that whole pesky needle thing. It doesn’t pass through the liver – instead opting for absorption through the lymphatic system. And the dosing – at 150+ mg per day – lends to the belief that you’re obtaining a fairly great deal of testosterone in the body. However, despite all of these positives, blood tests show that T levels in the body just aren’t affected as positively as would be hoped. Injectables are still the way to go when the goal is elevation of blood levels which lead to the many positive side effects of testosterone. Interestingly, it was measured that as much as TEN times much testosterone was absorbed from Andriol caplets when they were taken with food. They found their way into the bloodstream with a much more efficient delivery system than when taken with food alone.
The bottom line is that while many people use them, “beans” are not a good choice for bodybuilders. They do contain testosterone undecanoate, and they do allow for easy oral administration of the drug. But in the end, they are just too costly and their effect too mild, to be considered a useful compound. If they are the only compound you can obtain, then by all means, give them a try. But you will see much better results with an injectable testosterone. If you have access to injectables, it’s highly recommended. If you do not, then take your chances with Andriol for moderate gains. Hope you didn’t mind us spilling the beans on Andriol!
