Whats your favorite steroid book?

[Atomini]

World Anabolic Review (WAR) 1996.

Everything else seems to be a rehash of the same thing.

The best knowledge comes from university courses in organic chemistry, biochemistry, and more advanced courses.



:cow:

I second that.

THe best thing you can do is go take university courses in biochemistry. Most people read a book on AAS and think they know all there is to it.

You know nothing until you can do things like name off by heart how many carbon atoms are in a testosterone molecule, whether or not it's a polar or non-polar molecule, and the EXACT chemical reactions that take place in an esterification reaction.

[Deltasaurus]

I second that.

THe best thing you can do is go take university courses in biochemistry. Most people read a book on AAS and think they know all there is to it.

You know nothing until you can do things like name off by heart how many carbon atoms are in a testosterone molecule, whether or not it's a polar or non-polar molecule, and the EXACT chemical reactions that take place in an esterification reaction.

who cares if u can name "non-polar molecules" thats not what im going to be telling my clients who are athletes who need to use AAS to be able to compete. I need to know what would be applicable to their specif requirements in their given Sport/Profession.

[Atomini]

who cares if u can name "non-polar molecules" thats not what im going to be telling my clients who are athletes who need to use AAS to be able to compete. I need to know what would be applicable to their specif requirements in their given Sport/Profession.

And what are you going to say to your clients when one of them asks WHY testosterone becomes X times more powerful when it's modified to become trenbolone, and why certain side effects occur such as insomnia and the tren cough as opposed to other AAS?

And why are you flaming me, bro? I'm giving you advice and you keep lashing out at me in your threads, you better watch it.