You've probably seen a lot of “1:1” or “1 to 2.5” ratings when looking at various steroid profiles over the years. You may have the habit of skimming past them, assuming they are part of the technical mumbo jumbo. Let’s make sense of these numbers. Ratings Steroids are given ratings which define the ratio of anabolic to androgenic properties. The "best" drugs, or those which are most effective for building muscle, usually have a ratio of 1 to 1. In other words, they will be listed as having a 1:1 ratio in the anabolic and androgenic effects tables. Such drugs with that perfect rating include testosterone and methyltestosterone. Most other drugs will have a slightly higher androgenic rating. The rating for Nandrolone, for example, is 1:4. This means the drug can be as high as ...

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Anabolic steroids are illegal in most countries of the world today. This has resulted from ascertained findings of how these substances are detrimental to human health. But contrary to expectation, the legal battle against their precarious misuse is more of a loosing battle despite their universal restrictions. Their continued availability and use has largely resulted from their varying legal status in different countries. Some countries adopt very strict control policies on the use or prescription of steroids while others are relatively less strict. As a result, the international community has found it hard to implement a universal policy that restricts or bans manufacture, prescription, or use of anabolic steroids. The U.S. legal framework currently lists anabolic steroids as controlled substances constituted under the Controlled Substances Act. The act clearly terms possession of these substances without a legally valid prescription as a federal ...

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