I was just wodering if anyone has read the book "anabolics 2002" or maybe "the underground steroid hand book II" If so please right me back and tell me if these books are worth the money.
Thanks

Yeah they're good,but it takes a long time to get to know all about that stuff.there is just way too much stuff to learn.Fake anabolics are very hard to spot,unless you know what to look for.Sometimes you will even need lot #s in order to tell.the counterfeit market has skyrocketed,and you don't want counterfeits.Even though doctors don't know as much as Bodybuilders,when it comes to AAS,getting them through a doctor is the way to go.I know guys who say "O but this has to be good stuff,because i know this guy and he wouldn't sell me fake stuff" :-) Yeah,right.The problem with that is that he might not know if they are real or not himself.Everyone thinks they know,but it's not easy keeping up with all the fakes out there.If you want any more info,just shoot me an e-mail. later mantus@cyber-rights.net

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First....a doctor is not likely to prescribe them to someone unless they have a valid medical reason for using them. Bigger guns would not be considered a valid medical reason.
If you are over 18 you might want to try some of the prohormones on the market 1-AD, androspray, and nor-androspray are effective and they are legal.
Anabolic Steroids are illegal and I believe they carry the same legal consequences as drugs like cocaine, methamphetamine, and other things that are similiar.