Although ketogenic diets are useful for fat loss, while simultaneously sparing muscle loss, they have one significant drawback: they cannot sustain high intensity exercise. Activities like weight training can only use carbohydrates as an energy source, ketones and free fatty acids (FFA) cannot be used. … [Read More...]
Steroid Articles
An Integrated Steroid, Training, and Nutrition Program
There has been considerable interest from readers in the brief alternating cycle concept that I have previously discussed. Here, I give an … [Read More...]
DNP, Fat Loss and Bodybuilding
DNP (2,4-Dinitrophenol), an industrial chemical with various applications, has gained steady popularity as a fat loss tool. Boasting an … [Read More...]
Using Steroids to Prepare for a Drug-Tested Physical Performance Evaluation at Work
Q: “I have a very demanding physical test for work coming up in just 8 weeks. I'll be drug-tested but I've learned that almost all the guys already having the job are using, and the drug test will be very basic. I … [Read More...]
How Does DNP Work for Fat Loss?
Dear Lyle, I am new to this life style, and I do not know a lot about these supplements. You were saying something in a letter about DNP. What the hell is that. I am somewhat like how you described in the letter. … [Read More...]
How to Make Anabolic Steroids Orally-Active?
The subject of androgenic / anabolic steroids, and the different ways that have been found to make them orally active, has been tossed around lately on the internet mags. This is an interesting topic to the science … [Read More...]
Synthesized Fragments of Hormones Make their Debut
Our body is an enigmatic soup of many hormones and growth factors that determine how we develop, grow and age. One of the hormones primarily responsible for much of our early growth is aptly named ‘growth hormone.’ … [Read More...]
Muscle Profiling – Is Muscularity Evidence of a Crime?
Muscularity (mesomorphy) has a long-time alleged association with negative characteristics such as assertiveness or even criminality (e.g., Sheldon, 1942). The modern pursuit of muscle has also been demonized via … [Read More...]