It seems that the media is overwhelmed with warning us about the inherent danger that comes with the use of steroids, but also can’t help glorifying the people who use them. We are constantly being reminded that steroids can kill you. But when it comes to all of the different bodybuilding magazines and websites, they have chosen to show a more positive aspect of steroid use, and the muscle you can gain from it. The truth can be found in between these two aspects of steroids. The following are some aspects of steroids that are very important for bodybuilders, and anyone else who is planning on taking anabolic steroids. Finding a Source Steroids that you buy from people at the gym are usually known for being fakes. Sometimes they are even expired or toxic due to manufacturing faults. Unless you have ...

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Steroids have been in usage for more than six decades and it is in out present time that they have become a headache for governments, an edge for athletes and a disaster for abusers. Steroids have become more available than the information that is there about their dangers, how to use them amicably and which portend serious risks, culminating into such a confused ignorant attitude towards their use. Any information on them is held from common heresy and can never be trusted. Steroids portend such serious risks in females who use them as much as they do on males who are also servicing their bodybuilding excursions with them. But it is in women that the ugly side of anabolic steroids is depicted as their effects wreak havoc on the normal order of biological models within female anatomies, as well as ...

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Anadur is an injectable anabolic steroid that is very similar to Deca Durabolin. It isn’t wildly popular or available, but it is a viable alternative to Deca when building a stack, for either off-season or pre-contest purposes. Here are some commonly asked questions regarding the use of Anadur. Q: What kind of benefits should I expect from the use of Anadur? A: Whether you’re a new user or a steroid veteran, you should see a boost in strength as well as an increase of lean muscle mass. You’ll likely experience a reduction in body fat and an overall hardness increase in the body as well. Some users also enjoy joint recovery aid when using Anadur. Those aching bones seem to hurt just a little less, and recovery pace improves. Q: What about the side effects? Are they ...

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As men, we create the testosterone we need to live and reproduce. Our pituitary gland in the brain senses the levels of testosterone in the bloodstream, and sends “marching orders” to the testes to start, or halt, production. As one ages, the body produces less and less testosterone. Or, if you use anabolic steroids or synthetic testosterone for muscle gain, and you stop taking it, your body very often chooses not to produce its own testosterone anymore. The pituitary, after all, senses the presence of (artificial) testosterone in the bloodstream and tells the testes to halt production. The longer the pituitary gland tells the testes not to produce testosterone, the longer it takes for normal testosterone production to resume. In some males, due to extended use or just plain aging, natural testosterone production never returns. In ...

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Q:  Any new steroids out there on the market that are not detectable? A: That's a tricky question because with all of the supplements (prohormones/ prosteroids) on the market, technically, if most were tested by Olympic labs, they'd come up as a steroid and be banned. So close are these molecular strands to actual established steroids, that a lab would consider it the same thing. When the whole Balco thing was going on, Don Catlin, the head of the Olympic testing committee, said that prior to the scandal, he had not discovered more than two designer steroids in 20 years of testing. But once THG had been identified, it obliterated that theory, and broadened curiosity about the supplement market - which previously was not being watched in that manner. Within weeks of that, he received samples of, and tested, five ...

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Q: My training partner claims to be getting 300 mg/ml Winstrol. I have seen it only up to about 150 mg/ml – is this possible or is he full of it? A: Yes, it’s possible, but you may not be able to shoot it at that high a concentration, unless it’s Winstrol Depot. But the veterinary form is far too concentrated with crystals that would be impossible to shoot in anything but a LOW gauge needle that would injure you. Oil-based drugs tend to be able to harbor more mg/ ml than water based AAS, so it’s unlikely. It’s not that he’s lying, but dealers are getting cut-throat these days in trying to market their goods. Also, water based drugs are short-acting, so by that very nature, having it be in that high a concentration would make it longer acting. ...

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Q: I just got my blood work done to test my liver enzymes and such, and they just called me and said everything was fine. But what is "Fine"? Don't I have a right to see them and go over them with my doctor? Getting the high sign is great, but it was pretty vague, too. A: You do, and it's fairly unprofessional to be that vague when it's an entire blood assay that's been performed (which we're assuming was done). Call your doctor back and set up a "follow up" appointment for his office only. Specify that it is to discuss results in-depth, as a follow up to a paid visit, and that you do not expect to have to pay for the doctor's explanation since it was a part of earlier services already compensated. If you don't specify ...

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Many people – from bodybuilders to doctors to college partygoers – have heard of GHB. It’s had a history as a great way to gain muscle, being a date rape drug, and costing some people their lives. It’s a dangerous yet highly useful drug. Let’s learn more about its origins, uses, and whether or not bodybuilders should indulge in it. GHB, or Gamma-hydroxybutyrate, was initially used in Europe for a variety of medical purposes. It was mainly used for pain management during periods of childbirth, as a sedative for addicts and alcoholics, and as a general anesthetic for all sorts of emergency room woes. It used to be available over the counter in the United States, twenty years ago. Health food stores reported it ...

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Human growth hormone has become extremely popular in recent years. Until recently, it was very loosely monitored and dispensed freely by “anti-aging clinics”. Once it was discovered that men and women of all ages and walks of life – from young Olympia athlete, to professional football player, to active grandmother – were partaking in the HGH fountain of youth, its use was quickly regulated. Why is HGH so popular? Aside from its ability to boost lean muscle mass, increase energy levels, and reduce body fat, growth hormone is also highly effective at improving sports performance. In the last year, we’ve seen dozens of reports of professional football, baseball, hockey, and mixed martial arts athletes being caught for growth hormone usage. Why is it so ...

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When it comes to steroids, there are a lot of hurdles to overcome before one can successfully take that first shot. You have to research the stack you plan to construct – which steroids you’ll need, in what doses. You’ll have to secure these steroids. In today’s political climate, it’s getting harder and harder to obtain them. You’ll have to weigh the side effects of each compound, as well as the synergistic side effects of mixing them. You have to place your order online, placing your personal and financial information at risk as you send your money to a faraway land in the hopes that the recipient will have the business integrity to mail you authentic gear that may or may not be confiscated as ...

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