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Contents1 What Is Deca-Durabolin?2 What Was the Medical Purpose of Deca-Durabolin?3 What Are the Benefits of Deca-Durabolin?4 What Are the Side Effects of Deca-Durabolin?5 Deca-Durabolin Cycles6 Deca-Durabolin Results (Before and After Pictures)7 What Are the Effects of Deca-Durabolin in Women?8 FAQs9 Deca-Durabolin: What Are the Pros and Cons? What Is Deca-Durabolin? Deca-Durabolin (nandrolone decanoate) is […]
It is increasingly difficult to find accurate information online regarding anabolic-androgenic steroids, particularly for female use. This lack of information is concerning, with it leading to women (unknowingly) taking megadoses of dangerous compounds. This article details steroid cycles that are not only tailored for women but, most importantly, optimized for harm reduction. Anabolic steroids have […]
Many are curious whether certain friends, family members, or spouses are taking anabolic-androgenic steroids. However, due to legality issues, health concerns, and social stigmas, many steroid users do not want to disclose such details (even to loved ones). However, they may not need them to admit to such, with there being numerous signs of steroid […]
What Is Superdrol? Superdrol is the brand name for methasterone, an oral anabolic steroid that was first described in 1956 by Syntex, the same pharmaceutical company that formulated Anadrol 50 and Masteron. Syntex was attempting to find an azo compound with anti-tumor properties (1). In late 2004, Superdrol was sold by Designer Supplements LLC via […]
Given the sensitive nature of this article’s topic, we’d like to clarify that no steroid can be considered 100% safe, especially when bought on the black market for cosmetic purposes. Anabolic steroids are also illegal unless utilized by a doctor in a strict medical setting. This is due to AAS having the potential to cause […]
