Best Book on Anabolics?

musclehead04 · Mar 29, 2009

Whats up guys. Been around the site for a while now but have never posted. Love all the info. I have got from here though. Lot of you guys really know you stuff. Long story short, I got into some trouble bout a year and half ago. Finally got it all settled in court and I gotta go to jail for for two and half months. I've got a good base on knowledge on anabolics but I wanna learn as much as I can. Which book(s) would you recommend to be the best?

Thor · Mar 29, 2009

WELCOME TO PM

Sorry to hear about your trouble, I remember those days , now I am a much mellower older and wiser guy.

Anyway so your thinking about reading up on aas while in the joint? Not sure if i would do that considering what's going on these days.......but if you do a search on here under "books" you will find different suggestions/ opinions. My first book was Bill Phillips Anabolic Reference Guide which I absolutely loved, learned more from that book than any other. Duchaine had a few out to that were interesting. Nowadays there are many more. Good Luck with your legal issues.

doug1 · Mar 29, 2009

i think his name is bill lewellyn, puts out one every year i believe "anabolics 200?" i got one years ago, good basic stuff, but nothing you cant find on the internet for the most part

doug1 · Mar 29, 2009

http://www.mesomorphosis.com/store/anabolics-2007.html

Nexus · Mar 29, 2009

The anabolics series by Bill Lewellyn are an excellent reference guide for beginners to get a basic understanding of what each steroid is, what it does and how it interacts with other steroids. Also it a good basic reference for pictures of what different labs look like and what common fakes however its good for just that. Basic steroidology 101. Same with Dan Duchaines Steroid Underground Handbook. I like Duchaines book basically because its the first and broke the ground for what information we have today.

Author L. Rea's building the perfect beast and his other books are irresponsible and thats putting it lighlty. I have read his book over and over again and I find his cycles to be on the excessive side and border on harmful. Same with Paul Borresons. I just dont personally agree with these guys. i think the put out non useful eductiion for the recreation user.

World Anabolic Review 1996 and Bill Phillips books are basically the same as the anabolics series just a bit older but correct info just the same. If you need a basic all around book the anabolics series is prolly your best bet.