So you want to get lean. You want to shed some body fat and show up onstage this year in the crispest, most sliced conditioning of your life. You have dieted before with fairly good success, and you know what works. You’ve used Clenbuterol and ECA (a combination of 25 mg ephedrine, 200 mg caffeine, and 250 mg aspirin) to help shed the fat, in addition to cardio and caloric restriction. But this diet, you need an extra boost. You’re certainly not ready to go the DNP route and risk some serious exposure to danger for just a bit of added fat-loss boost. But you know you need something new. Why not consider the use of Cytomel? The thyroid is a glad in the body that regulates you metabolism. The use of a drug ...

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When you complete a steroid cycle, you have two options – and only two options. First, you can stop cold turkey. You can finish your last testosterone shot, orally administer your last oral, and then just wait to watch your performance slow down. You’ll be fine for several days to a week (depending upon the active life of the drug you chose). After that, you will soon discover a very unwanted and unwelcome decrease of several key bodybuilding factors. Your strength levels will subside. Each workout, you’ll discover you can do a rep or three fewer, or 10 or 15 pounds less. The aggression you used to display in the gym will no longer be present also. Your body won’t have that same level of hardness that you have become accustomed to after ...

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Q: A month or so ago, I had my stash of roids, including a bottle of liquid Arimidex stolen out of my car. Yeah, I know... I know. Anyhow, it was a bummer because I needed an AI to replace it fast! I ended up going with AIFM during my test and Winstrol cycle because I didn't have a choice. I was pretty freaked out losing everything. I'm actually impressed though. No itchy tits or gyno symptoms, and no water. My question is, how can I use AIFM with my regular PCT cycle? I mean, how do you incorporate it into a repertoire that includes Nolvadex, HCG and Clomid? A: Good question, actually, since AIFM is a mystery to a lot of people yet. I suggest that you run AIFM throughout your entire PCT ...

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Q: Has anyone used phosphatidylserine during PCT? I believe a couple studies confirmed it lowers abnormally high cortisol levels. I was just wondering if anyone has used this during PCT with success. If you have, have you compared it to your regular PCT protocal? A: I have some experience with it. I personally used it twice in the past. During those times, it did work and was an excellent choice. It's great for taking during times when your hormones have gone askew and you've eaten too much and you are no longer on a cycle and have taken on water weight and fat like crazy. It does lower out of bounds cortisol levels. Many people have had experience using Cytodyne's original product called "cytodyne" it is supposed to be the best over the counter anti-catabolic supplement available, and ...

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This is the story of a man named Jack. He didn’t start jacked, and he didn’t end jacked, but he sure was jacked for a short while. Let’s explore Jack’s journey from tiny to jacked and back to tiny, and the lesson that he learned. Once upon a time, that was a tiny man named Jack. He had always been the smallest kid on the playground, and he had always been picked on by all the other giants. Genetics weren’t friendly to Jack, and neither were the girls, who all tended to gravitate more toward the bigger, most muscular giants. One day, Jack was completing his morning cardio and he found some magic beans. The bottle containing the beans read “Anadrol”, which Jack could only assume was safe for him. Without a single Google search or consultation ...

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Ben Franklin once remarked “beer is proof that the gods love us and want us to be happy”. For centuries, people from most civilizations and societies have enjoyed alcohol as a way to unwind from the day and experience a slight level of bliss for a short time. In many countries, alcohol is consumed with most meals. It’s often considered manly to drink a beer and watch the game. Heck, President Obama recently invited some former adversaries to the White House to enjoy a beer together to mend broken fences. Alcohol is a uniter as well as a divider, and responsible for the conception of many of us reading this article today! It has a place in society and in many lives. In bodybuilding, it’s a different story. Alcohol dehydrates muscles that you are trying ...

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Tamoxifen is a popular drug for breast cancer treatment in women because it essentially sows or stops the growth of breast tissue. Resourceful bodybuilders, addled for years with side effect such as Gynecomastia, soon discovered this drug can help to stop the growth of nipple tissue which results in Gyno. For this reason, Tamoxifen has taken on quite a following. However, there is a dark side to the use of Tamoxifen by healthy men and women, that isn’t discussed as much as it should be. Tamoxifen was designed to be used on cancer patients. People suffering from cancer often use drugs with some undesired side effects, because the disease they are fighting here (cancer which can lead to death) is worse than the side effects. For healthy people, however, these side effects can lead to ...

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In the vast world of steroids and post-cycle therapy (PCT), there are a number of words and phrases which are commonly throw around when advanced topics come up. Many authors simply assume the reader knows what a SERM, AI, or RI is. While advanced steroid users may have a fundamental grasp of what these things are, beginner and intermediate users often just muddle their way through it, identifying SERMs or AIs by some brand name, but never quite sure what the difference is. Let’s check out some of the most commonly used terms, and discuss what they are and how they affect you. Aromatase Inhibitors, or AIs, are drugs used to lower estrogen, the female sex hormone, in the body. Both testosterone (the male sex hormone) and estrogen exist in both men and women, at differing levels. ...

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We all know that many of today’s commonly used steroids were never designed by scientists to be used by bodybuilders for the purposes of carrying a great deal of muscle at low body fat. Trenbolone started as cattle pellets, designed to add mass to animals so they delivered the most steak and hamburger once slaughtered. DNP was actually an ingredient in dynamite! Nolvadex was a breast cancer medication. Clomid was a fertility drug. Insulin was created to help people suffering from diabetes. These are just a few examples – there are many more instances of compounds created for medical purposes which were used by clever bodybuilders or nutritionists to improve sports performance, of physique appearance. Evista is one similarly interesting drug. Designed for use by women in regulating female hormone estrogen levels, ...

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Anytime a bodybuilder comes off a cycle, he runs a major risk of suffering from some pretty nasty side effects. The body’s levels of testosterone come crashing down, but the levels of natural estrogen production (which spikes to keep up with T-levels) remain elevated. This leads to the very unpopular side effect of gynecomastia, which leads to hard puffy growths on the chest under the nipples. They are harmless, but they look terrible for both your social life, and your bodybuilding career. To avoid the sagging testosterone and surging estrogen levels, bodybuilders ending a steroid cycle commonly take what is known as PCT, or post-cycle therapy. Medicines are taken to keep testosterone levels somewhat high, and slow estrogen levels. There are a wide range of these drugs, the most common being SERMs and AIs (aromatose inhibitors). ...

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