Help Me Please: Best AAS Ebook?

[RandyFromJapan]

Hi guys, I'm looking for a really good ebook AAS that has detailed and more importantly, accurate information about AAS. I know there are AAS ebooks that are easily found online, but I want an ebook that has 100% real and accurate information. Considering how easy it is for someone to edit a .PDF file then upload it online, I want something that I know hasn't been edited or changed by someone.

I don't mind paying for an ebook as long as it contains accurate information. Thank you!

 

[Megatron28]

All the information you need is located here in these forums. Start by reading the Sticky Threads. In fact, my signature below links to a good one to start out with.

 

[RandyFromJapan]

Thanks. I'm looking at that now. Of course I know that information has been verified, but is there an ebook out there by an expert like Dan Duchaine?

 

[Megatron28]

Have you looked on Amazon?

 

[RandyFromJapan]

I wanted to look on Amazon, but I didn't know which ebooks contained accurate information.

 

[Mprtz]

Llew/;(lyn's "43:;" has a good overview of the compounds (though you can of course find that info online too, including on this site).

 

[RandyFromJapan]

Thanks! Are there any others?

 

[RandyFromJapan]

Please let me know if there are highly recommended ebooks!

 

[Megatron28]

http://www.steroidology.com/category/profiles/

 

[luckypaul]

You are a member of an ebook. study posts. Use the search function, and if you are still having problems pm a vet. I have no problem with pm's as long as it has nothing to do with sources.

Good brothers took care of me when I didnt know any better, and I will do the same.

 

[Dreaded Pirate Roberts]

Start with the articles on the home page on this site. There is more information on steroids here than in any book.

 

[RandyFromJapan]

Thanks, but I'd prefer to read something by an official author. I'm just worried of learning from just some guy on the internet who can make edits to this site.

 

[RandyFromJapan]

Is there a place I can go to ask for an ebook on AAS?

 

[Megatron28]

Is there a place I can go to ask for an ebook on AAS?

I still recommend Amazon.com. Have you searched there yet?

You realize that ebooks, by their very nature, are readily editteds well, right?

Did you see post #6 in this thread?

 

[RandyFromJapan]

Amazon.com would be great, but I need someone to recommend me what to buy. How do I know which ebook to buy?

 

[Megatron28]

Amazon.com would be great, but I need someone to recommend me what to buy. How do I know which ebook to buy?

Did you read Post #6 yet?

Amazon has reviews as well that you could read to arrive at an informed decision.

 

[Megatron28]

How about now? Have you read Post #6 yet?

 

[RandyFromJapan]

I'm looking now.

Is this it?: amazon.com/Anabolics-E-Book-Edition-Wil-:;;$'iuuellyn-ebook/dp/B005II5Z7M

 

[Dreaded Pirate Roberts]

Thanks, but I'd prefer to read something by an official author. I'm just worried of learning from just some guy on the internet who can make edits to this site.

The articles written on the magazine section are written by chemist Dr and professionals in the field they were writting about.

 

[Mprtz]

I'm looking now.

Is this it?: amazon.com/Anabolics-E-Book-Edition-Wil-:;;$'iuuellyn-ebook/dp/B005II5Z7M

Yes that's it. BTW there really isn't any such thing as an "official author"