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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Today, there is no doubt that growth hormone is a drug which can change lives for the better. Men and women alike are using small doses of GH to restore their natural youth and keep their testosterone and estrogen levels in ideal ranges as age attempts to lower these levels. A very small dose of 1 to 3 IU per day is more than adequate, when used in a long-term basis, to change many of the body’s functions. People from all walks of life (and income levels) are discovering growth hormone for small injury repair as well as major changes to quality of life in the permanent sense. It’s certainly here to stay. It wasn’t always this way, however. Growth hormone is a technology that is still in its infancy. It was only 30 ...

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Using steroids isn’t easy. You’re faced with a myriad of potential health, legal, financial, and social woes. Should you be caught illegally purchasing or even possessing steroids, you could lose your job, home, friends, and even your freedom over nothing more than a desire to improve your physical appearance and performance, and willingness to break some laws to do it. These problems are known to all, as are the potential issues with damage to the body to which steroids can lead. Once you wade past all of these potential pitfalls and actually get your hands on the steroids, you may encounter another problem you never saw coming: Injection pain. It can be a very painful experience to plunge a wide gauge needle into your body and inject oil into your muscles. Some of the biggest guys ...

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Q: I feel really bummed this week because twice I feel like my shots went into the fat and not the muscle. Will it still be absorbed enough to work and count toward my mass cycle? A: It's going to take longer, but dude, if you've got that much adipose in the off season, you may want to go to an inch and a half needle or longer! Also, you could be going in at an angle since you are doing it yourself and are, perhaps, inexperienced. While it's probably a relief at times to find a not-so-tough spot to go into, but it's going to be less effective. Also, if you go in at an angle, as opposed to perpendicular, you're going to have far more chances for lumps, and subsequently, abscesses. Keep rotating your sites so you don't ...

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Q: I am planning on doing a cycle here really soon. I’ve only done about 3 in my life and of those three, I had help with all of them—even down to the size of needle I would need. I’m on my own now, and don’t have the help anymore. Can you tell me what size needle I’d need for each drug? A: Some AS require a certain size because of their composition and because of differences in viscosity of the liquid, so there is a definite protocol there for thickness. However, one must also consider how long the needle ought to be and that’s where some people end up injuring themselves. With a needle that is too narrow in size, and a steroid that is oil-based or has crystals, all that will happen is a failure to be able ...

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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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Q: I know that a lot of bros say that injectable Tren is best, but I want to know from you guys how I can try the transdermal Tren. Is it in a gel form or something I can buy, or do I have to make it? I'm worried about messing up good gear, or myself, so tell me how. Is it by using DMSO with crushed up pellets? A: Okay, lots of questions and it isn't a simple matter. This month we're doing a feature on Tren and you should read it. But here is a little clue for you: Pellets have binders and glues in them that you definitely don't need and that bind to the product you want. You have to find a way to remove those binders and glues before injecting it or, for that ...

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There are a few universal tenets of bodybuilding that just about everyone who lifts can agree with. Protein is essential for growth – most bodybuilders agree with that. Squats are very painful, but absolutely effective. No argument there. The bench press is the bragging movement. This is undeniable. Among steroid users, there are some other truths with which all trainers agree. Testosterone is king of all injectables. Post-cycle crash is a terrible thing. Gyno is the most feared beast in bodybuilding. Letro works miracles for solving it. Finally, needles are perhaps the least enjoyable part of bodybuilding. Even the macho bodybuilders who have been pinning for decades will quietly admit that while it does get easier, it’s not fun. The momentary prick of the needle is painful, to be ...

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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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