Testosterone

SteroidsFAQ
Steroids FAQ
Answering the most common questions about steroids. Steroids FAQ include questions like: should I use steroids, which steroid cycle should be the first, will I have any side effects etc. Those replies are my personal opinion supported by data that I collect for years of using steroids and consult clients and friends. Regular blood tests and general medical exams are strongly recommended during steroid usage.
WinstrolCyclePCT
Winstrol Cycle: Post Cycle Therapy (PCT)
Hey guys, in today's video I’ll talk about the post cycle therapy after my Winstrol and Testosterone Propionate cycle. I’ll also tell you about my blood work results, how I felt, and how much mass I lost during post cycle therapy (pct) after my Winstrol cycle.
How to buy steroids in US
How to buy steroids in US
We can divide steroids users into a few groups: professional sportsmen, unhealthy people, and the largest group; people who want to improve their bodies. It’s pretty straight why the first two groups (professional sportsmen and unhealthy people) use steroids and they will receive androgenic anabolic steroids from their coaches and doctors so, the question of how to buy steroids, will be relevant mostly for the last group.
Testosterone Enanthate (TEST E)
Testosterone Enanthate (TEST E)
Testosterone Enanthate is not only the most popular derivative of Testosterone but also the most used steroid of all time. Synthetic testosterone was developed in the 1930’s. However, there were no esters attached, the drug was fast acting, and required very frequent injections. Very soon after that, the first ester that controls testosterone was introduced to the market, this was Testosterone Propionate. This ester allowed control over the testosterone hormone by regulating its time release. Testosterone Propionate’s half-life is only 2-3 days and still requires enough frequent injections for patients with low testosterone levels, which is why pharmaceutical companies continued working on creating new esters. In the 1950’s, a larger ester, Enanthate was attached to the testosterone hormone thus slowing down its activity.