Q: I’m a competitive powerlifter (181 pound class) and need to add 150-200 pounds to my total but I don’t want to gain any more weight! I’m only 5’5”, so 181 pounds is pretty big for my height! Can you suggest a steroid that will increase my strength but not make me gain weight?

A: This is a problem many athletes like sprinters and Olympic weightlifters face! They especially want high strength to bodyweight ratios. Ben Johnson, the famous Canadian sprinter could bench nearly 400lbs at a body weight of only 178lbs. So as you can see, he didn’t want to gain weight either, just power!

In years past the favored drug for this was Halotestin, which is a very potent androgen that made you mean, nasty and strong… but you hardly gained any weight at all on it! Now, that was back in the hey-day of wide-open black market steroid distribution and Halotestin was easy to get! But even if it was easy to get now… I wouldn’t suggest it. It is highly toxic to the liver and can piss you off so much… you might just beat the crap out of someone just for looking at you sideways!

A better suggestion is a new test compound called Cyclosterone™ that causes massive infusions of natural test which will get you super strong! However, unlike cypionate or testenanthetate… Cyclosterone™ won’t make you big and puffy plus, you’ll still feel “cocky and confident” because of all the Test, but it won’t make you a “stark-raving lunatic” like Halo, in fact, so potent was Halo, that infamous steroid guru Dan Duchaine said you could “backhand” your grandmother on it and smile at the same time! And listen, I happen to like my grandmother, so stick to Cyclosterone™! It works almost as good and you won’t pick-up any assault charges!

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