steroid book

[greatwhitehype]

im looking to get a good book on gear and how everything works. does anyone have any recommendations?

thanks

 

[halfwit]

I honestly haven't seen any good books that have current information regarding AAS. As postworkoutballz mentioned, you have more than enough reading to do here, I'd start with the stickies and go from there.

 

[Redskins123]

<----- Stickies are a great start

 

[German89]

I got a greatttt book... I just don't know the author... I'll go look in a bit for you...

 

[Mr.Blah]

William Llewellyn's ANABOLICS 10th edition Its a great book to learn about the basics.But also stay on the forums and learn from the people who have tried them.The more knowledge you get the better.

 

[German89]

yyesss... i have 2006 edition...

 

[inhuman2008]

i have the 10th edition

 

[jagbc]

Forums are probably better due to the books being biased to the authors thoughts on aas. Still have good info but the boards give u input from experienced users

 

[German89]

Well this book isn't bias what's so ever.. it's pretty educational.

 

[damianschaab]

Llewellyn's books "Anabolics" and "Underground Anabolics" are packed with information...most of the core knowledge that will ultimately inform a potential or existing user of AAS. What's better, it's informative without having to sift through thousands of threads filled with stupid questions (yes, there ARE stupid questions), even stupider answers, misinformation, and straight up lies.

Oh, sure, the Llewellyn books aren't going to allow you as a reader to access discussions about motorcycles or pornography, nor do they delve into the really important questions like whether a young Lou Ferrigno could beat Superman in an arm wrestling contest. Nope...not in there. The books are just packed with information--very little entertainment value.