Q: Whenever I inject, I always pull back to see if any blood is in the syringe. I was told to do this when I first started. I did actually pull some blood the other day, but pushed it back in and gave the injection at that site. What is going to happen? Also, is it better to inject slow or fast? A: Well, first of all, if you’re going to be painstaking about injections and pull back to see if you have blood in the syringe, why would you push it back in? That seems to be defeating. Also, when you pull back, do it slowly so that you can just see the blood barely come past the pin. But the good news is, if you see just a little blood, it’s really okay. You can feasibly ...

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There may be time in your injection process that you don’t quite reach the muscle itself when injecting anabolic steroids (testosterone) into your body. Perhaps you only have access to a short needle. Maybe you are sporting a body fat percentage which puts the muscles of the glutes or deltoids below a great deal of fat. Or, maybe you just plain ol’ missed the spot with your last shot. After all, we are human and these things can happen. First off, don’t panic. This happens from time to time, even with experienced steroid users. You are still going to be able to enjoy most of the benefits of the oil you put into your body. Don’t re-inject somewhere else on your body because you think the oil in your bloodstream isn’t going to ...

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Winstrol is a very popular and very commonly used steroid. It can be employed for moderate to good gains, with minimal side effects. However, since it is commonly used by beginners, there are a lot of questions out there regarding this drug. Let’s learn more about Winstrol! Q: What does a standard Winstrol cycle look like? A: You will orally consume 50 mg per day for four weeks. You’ll space your oral consumption out throughout the day. More experienced users can move up to 100 mg per day. Women should limit their use to a very paltry 2.5 to 7.5 mg per day. Q: What kind of gains should I expect to see? A: You won’t add 30 pounds of rock hard muscle to your body. However, you will become harder all over, while at the same ...

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A potential complication of any injection is always an infection. The nature of taking something that is outside your own body and puncturing the protective layer that separates bacteria-resistant from bacteria-flourishing environments is a prospect few can understand until they actually take the plunge - with the needle that is. For those who inject their bodies with AS 1-3 times per week, infection is lurking at all times. That's why it's imperative to create as sterile an environment as possible. Strict sanitary and sterile conditions help you avoid the transference of infectious organisms/ foreign particles into the body. Protocol of injection, in terms of cleanliness and sterility, is everything. Types of Infections There are two main types of infections possible from injections: Cellulitis and Abscess. Cellulitis Now you might think this means infection of the fatty tissue, but the word "cellulitis" actually means inflammation of the ...

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Q: I'm curious to know how injections into the quads affect training... How sore does an injection make a limb, and does it prevent you from training? A: There are a lot of factors that present themselves as issues with injection sites. Even shooting your glutes can result in tremendous soreness if you don't hit the spot correctly, and that can affect your training schedule. So, no matter where you inject, you can always end up with the potential of some kind of injury, soreness, or even worse, infection. But let's just say that abscess and infection do not result. Soreness is at least probable when you inject a more sinewy muscle with less fat surrounding it. However, you can minimize the chance of this by using an inch sized needle instead of your normal 1.5 or 2 inch ...

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Q: I am in my first week of everyday injections of Tren and Masteron (100mg each) and I am wondering if I should take Adderall everyday since it will kill my appetite, which is out of control? A: Adderall is a drug some bodybuilder's take. I don’t recommend it, but some say that it kills the appetite. I just think that’s overkill though. I’m sure strychnine might kill the appetite too, but it’s like cutting a trimming a torn nail with a chainsaw – too much for the situation. Sure, it’s a stimulant like ephedrine, but you may notice that ephedrine was always sold over the counter and Adderall was not. Go to your doc and ask him what he thinks. Just be honest. I know that sounds odd, but tell him what you’re doing. If you have the ...

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Q: I just gave myself an injection into several parts of my arm. One of those has a small bruise on it. It hurts a lot and feels sore deep into the muscle. It hurt a little extra when I was doing the injection, but I did move the needle slightly. Is it anything to worry about? A: Chances are, it’s not something to worry about if it’s just sore and there isn’t a big pustule attached to it. I’d worry if it were blowing up, causing excessive water retention around the site, seeping pus, discoloring badly or causing horrid pain in a surrounding joint. What probably happened is you hit a vein? This is really easy to do in the limbs and one of the reasons why it’s not altogether smart to site inject on a regular basis. I’d ...

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The mode of steroidal administration might have dire consequences on the part of the steroidal user. This is because the manner of intake can easily lead to a high rate of occurrence of infections including serious ones like HIV and AIDS. In, addition, the mode might also affect the cardiovascular issues that are not good news to anybody. Bacteria may get into the circulatory system leading to the inflammation of the inner lining of the heart. The sites where the steroids are injected are often a ghastly sight due to the formation of pus as a result of poor healing most of the time. Use of the same syringe to inject these substances at the same spot leads to poor healing, causing increasing susceptibility to even more serious infections. In all of these cases, pain is a common factor. To escape ...

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If you’re going to be a competitive bodybuilder at the higher or even highest levels, you are eventually going to venture into the steroid arena, if you have not already. There are good and bad aspect of using AAS, but they are an accepted reality of competitive bodybuilding. You can greatly minimize the long-term impact and negative side effects you will face from steroid use through proper compound research and intelligent PCT (post-cycle therapy) planning. The final, and equally important step, is to learn more about making your injections more efficient and utilizing as much of the oil as humanly possible. Consider these suggestions just a start in your path to learning more about syringe use. The B12 secret Okay, it’s not really a secret, but it is an under-used technique that can allow bodybuilders to utilize every ...

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Needles are serious business when it comes to bodybuilding. They deliver a lot of things, both good and bad. On the good side, needles can be used to bring chemical compounds into the body which can improve stamina, energy levels, strength, blood testosterone levels, and deliver new raw muscle mass. On the bad side, needles can also be the source of infections, abscesses, and of course, plenty of pain. How is this pain caused, and what can we do to lessen its effects? Let’s look at some common injection factors. Injection pain can be caused by a few things. The first time you inject, there is going to be excruciating pain. The muscle is completely sealed and is being pierced for the first time. As the injections pass, the pain will lessen ...

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