Immortal Juicer
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w_llewellyn said:If I might jump in Par. The studies looked at anabolic (myotropic) potency, not anabolic to androgenic ratio.
Thanks for clarifying. I dont know anything about the study but "7 times as anabolic" is an ambiguous claim, similair to Hydroxycut's 2500% better bullshit.
Originally posted by w_llewellyn Dbol is actually considered an anabolic, not an androgen.
I meant that steroids all have both anabolic and androgenic properties. Deca is high anabolic/low androgenic and Dbol is high anabolic/high androgenic. I wasnt implying an either/or situation.
1-Test could not have higher anabolic properties than test without having the higher androgenic and consequently estrogenic effects as well.Originally posted by w_llewellyn It is only laughable because in the real world estrogenic drugs are better for building mass for a variety of reasons. The rest of the statement makes no sense though. I don't even know how to comment on it.
As for the nor-test thing, I wanted to account for drugs like Fina and Deca that aromatize to progesterone, not estrogen. I figured if I didnt someone would jump on my ass for that.
Originally posted by w_llewellyn 1-Test is a steroid. It only tricks you testicles and hypothalamus in stopping the release of testosterone and gonadotropic hormones. Same for all PH's.
Great. I have just never seen a prohormone manufacturer admit, much less advertise their products will suppress natural production. All I have advertised is the all of the benefits with none of the side effects.
Originally posted by w_llewellyn You statement makes little sense because 1) For years studies conflicted as to whether or not steroids could even build muscle and 2) it assumes that steroids not FDA approved should be useless, or are not supported by controlled studies, which is ridiculous. The studies come first, approval later. There is no way every AAS shown to be effective in studies could be approved for sale as a drug, as the market would be flooded and financially ruinous for steroid manufacturers. It is a business, not a contest.
I know steroids are not approved by the FDA, but to come to the market at all in any country they must be proven effective and safe to a degree.
Drug companies spend tons of money on R&D before a product makes it to the market if it does at all. There is no funded research required to put supplements on the market. That is why there has been the endless stream of shit flooding the sports nutrition-smilax, boron, hmb, chromium, wild yam, pyruvate, androstenedione, ipriflavone, etc...
Every month there is a new, latest and greatest supplement thats closer to steroids than ever before. Companies can throw anything out because they have nothing to lose if the new product sucks. Its also why once someone does hit on something that may work, every other company comes out with their own.
It is a business, there are no patents necessary partly because companies do not have to invest in R&D costs before putting out a product.
That is why countless supplements have come and gone but the handful of steroids have been around for the past 30-50 years. Drug companies cannot afford to introduce ineffective drugs.
While you did point out some technical errors of mine, you still didnt answer my question: why would someone take prohormones for any reason other the legality?
And for Gods sake, why would you be willing to make 1-test with an animal kit and inject it, but not willing to take Sustanon??
Guys make Fina with a kit because Parabolan isnt available, Vet Tren is expensive as hell and it is the same, not a precursor.
On a different note, my doctor let me borrow his copy of Anabolics 2002. He said it was excellently written, thoroughly researched, and medically sound and accurate. I've got a great doctor who monitors my health and blood work while I'm cycling. He honest with me and doenst give me that steroids kill bullshit. I was suprised when he told me he bought the book. I was also kind of suprised when he spoke so highly of it. I figured a doctor would try to discredit it for not being a medical textbook.
Anyway, thanks for the great books. I'ts tough to arguing with the source of much of my information!