Free copy of e-book: "William Llewellyn's Anabolics 2006 Edition"

[shrpskn]

So I was wondering...What's everyones' take on "William Llewellyn's Anabolics 2006 Edition"??

How would you rate it compared to A.R.'s book?

I have a link to a completely free copy to the e-book, Anabolics 2006 Edition, but I don't want to post the link on this board for fear of pissing anyone off...

If anyone knows if it would be ok to post up the link, let me know. If not, and you would like the link, feel free to PM me for the link. Personally, I have better things to spend my hard-earned money on, like gear and wholesome food, rather than another AAS reference guide.
IMHO, I think Anabolics 2006 is an excellent AAS reference guide, second to none, and not only that, the link I found is completely FREE!

-ShrpSkn

[guest589745]

Its probly alright but I'd buy the book from here first.

[Hard Head]

Dude, PM me the link. I want to see if he used the empy boxes I sent. He did promise a free hard copy to anyone who sent him stuff he could use to take pictures of.

[shrpskn]

Seeing I've seen no objections, here's the link:

http://rapidshare.de/files/29808923/...s2006.zip.html

Enjoy!

-ShrpSkn

P.S. If any Mods feel the link is inappropriate, please delete.

[guest589745]

Cool, they probly will remove it though. Or I would post a shitload of e-books I have.

[x_moe]

sweet man, thanks

[body_by_donuts]

That almost as good as free porn..... thanks

[shrpskn]

Cool, they probly will remove it though. Or I would post a shitload of e-books I have.

Yeah, I know...I figure this is just as good a reference tool for AAS's as anything else. Especially for alot of the newbees out there that I see come on here asking rediculous questions without doing a bit of research first.
I think it's a good, unbiased reference tool for the experienced as well.

-ShrpSkn

[t-gunz]

thanks for the link i'm downloading it now.... i'm looking forward to reading it... thanks again

[cj1capp]

Thanks

[pit_bully]

Thanks for the link. Off subject but I take it your a S.H.A.R.P. ? If so cool. Im play in an anti-racist hardcore band. thnx again

[shrpskn]

Thanks for the link. Off subject but I take it your a S.H.A.R.P. ? If so cool. Im play in an anti-racist hardcore band. thnx again

Yes, that is waaay off subject, but the answer to your question is yes.

-ShrpSkn

[pigrond]

much thanks for the link bro

[Astrocreep_23]

Cheers for the link, thanks bro

[bigfish]

You're the coolest

[Addy]

im a newbe and i purchased Anabolics 2006 few months ago. I found it very informative. Recommend all newbes to read it.

[CRJ1976]

Hi...
I'm a newbie and have attempted to download the guide but it appears to be 115.8Mb!? is this right?
Thanks,
CJ

Actually I can answer my own question as I have finished the download and it is definitely that big

[Ejuicer]

So I was wondering...What's everyones' take on "William Llewellyn's Anabolics 2006 Edition"??

How would you rate it compared to A.R.'s book?

I have a link to a completely free copy to the e-book, Anabolics 2006 Edition, but I don't want to post the link on this board for fear of pissing anyone off...

If anyone knows if it would be ok to post up the link, let me know. If not, and you would like the link, feel free to PM me for the link. Personally, I have better things to spend my hard-earned money on, like gear and wholesome food, rather than another AAS reference guide.
IMHO, I think Anabolics 2006 is an excellent AAS reference guide, second to none, and not only that, the link I found is completely FREE!

-ShrpSkn

It's a good book. I purchased the hardcover when it came out. Same idea as their previous editions with a few updates. Definitely good for a beginner to have, but I personally didn't pick much new info up out of it. It's nice to have the lab tests of major products and colour photos of conterfeit products though.
I do find however that some of their doses are a little on the low end as far as what they recommend effective and their sample cycles for the most part I wouldn't really recommend to anyone.

[ACE24]

Thanks for the link

[The_Canibal]

oh boy...been looking for this one and didn't find it ...thx mate

[theboss]

cool.................just got it.

[BajanBastard]

Man it must suck working so hard researching a book for people to come and DL it for free.

[Ufa]

Man it must suck working so hard researching a book for people to come and DL it for free.

I take it the book is not worth buying?

[BG]

Man it must suck working so hard researching a book for people to come and DL it for free.

Probably got paid to write it though, but I hear where your coming from.

BTW I tried several times and it wouldnt down load.

[BajanBastard]

I can't DL that shit, its a huge ass file.

[Ufa]

Just because you are in close proximity to thiefs doesn't mean you
have to be like them. If you want to be a thief fine. Don't ask me
participate in stealing. Big Guns. Anthony Roberts is the real deal
I have both books and all the other guy does is copy him and add
a few pictures. Remember what goes around comes around.

[guest589745]

I tried to download it but couldn't.

Oh well.

I need to get our book here anyway.

[BG]

Just because you are in close proximity to thiefs doesn't mean you
have to be like them. If you want to be a thief fine. Don't ask me
participate in stealing. Big Guns. Anthony Roberts is the real deal
I have both books and all the other guy does is copy him and add
a few pictures. Remember what goes around comes around.

Ya I know Anthony pretty well, but.....free is for me!

[shrpskn]

I can't DL that shit, its a huge ass file.

It's a huge file if you have a dial up connection and/or you have little to no room left on your hard drive...other than that, I don't think it's a problem.

I see we have some extremely dedicated members here...I can respect that. Me, on the other hand, I'm just doing my bi-annual visit.

Like I said, if a mod thinks the link is inappropriate, delete it.

[Benches505]

Awesome! Thx bro

[x_moe]

done downloading

[Pac8541]

Just finished downloading it myself and while I respect the need to rightfully pay for what I get, shipping to my location takes roughly 4 weeks and nothing is guaranteed. Besides, I just paid $13.06 for the membership to ensure I keep what I've downloaded....

[perfectbeast2001]

Just because you are in close proximity to thiefs doesn't mean you
have to be like them. If you want to be a thief fine. Don't ask me
participate in stealing. Big Guns. Anthony Roberts is the real deal
I have both books and all the other guy does is copy him and add
a few pictures. Remember what goes around comes around.

I think mr Llewellyn's book has been around for quite some time, certainly pre dating Anthony Roberts' book. I doubt very much if he just copied and stuck in some pretty pictures!!
I would reccomend both, llewellyns for researching brands and availability/fakes ect and Anthonys for sound advice on cycling ect. I feel a lot of llewellyns cycle and pct advice is quite dated.

[Pillbass]

I have 2003 this is a cool update

[crash187ct]

thanks for the post!

this is why i like filesharing. reviewing this ebook will aid me in my purchase decision.

[rhed]

Thanks man.. Almost bought it..

[Property of Steroid.com]

Man it must suck working so hard researching a book for people to come and DL it for free.

Take a look at the part where he claims that EQ causes more water retention than Deca...it looks to me like his "research" is very suspect.

[shrpskn]

After further study of the Anabolics 2006, I have to agree that some of the info is a bit outdated...more updates needed. It does have some very valuable info in other areas though...
I also have a copy of A.R.'s book as well, which is a good reference tool as well and seems to excel in some areas that the other book does not. With that said, I think the combination of both books is an excellent tool for anyone looking to expand their knowledge in most all aspects of AAS.

Thanks for all the feedback guys,

-ShrpSkn

[Property of Steroid.com]

The big difference in the books, in my opinion, is that I had the help of the members here on steroid.com when I wrote it. So I had 50k people who could have potentially contributed to various drug profiles by providing me with research and personal experience.

Though I did tons of research in medical journals also, the fact that I had so much real-life feedback and real life experience really distances what I do from the other stuff on the market.

I mean...although people typically call the book "my" steroid book, really, it's all of ours. Half of my research was in medical journals and half of it was done by talking to you guys. Anyone who has ever e-mailed me has gotten a reply (my e-mail address is on my website under "contact me" ), and that kind of interaction is priceless. It lets me know what's going on in the real world, not in a lab. I think (and I thank the members here), that's the main difference between the books.

[shrpskn]

Agree with AR here...IMO, it's alot about trial and error. Real world experiences.

Clinical info is beneficial as well.