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2005/05/07, 09:57 PM
anyone try this? looks like it would be effective but anyone have bad side effects? http://www.planetarynutrition.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=2873
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2005/05/08, 07:30 AM
You are 15....why are you even considering....you're not ready for this by any means...you haven't even peaked with your natural testosterone.....this is a very serious supplement....
http://www.ironmagazineforums.com/history/topic/41177-1.html
There's some discussion on it there...
http://www.goendurance.com/a75_Introduction_to_Prohormones__Part_II.html
to explain some abbreviations used for the pro-hormones talked about in the first site...
but seriously...educate yourself...but stay away from all of these...not worth it for you...you just started working out...you're 15.....I understand there's pressure to take all these supplements to compete on the football team...but it's not worth it....
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2005/05/09, 12:31 PM
i see what your saying, and probably wont end up taking it cuz of the prices for that and pct combined but...would it really be that bad if i took say 1 cycle lasting 3 weeks with 10 mg for a week and a half and then 20 for a week and a half... pct with tribulus, 6-oxo, milk thistle, and take some fish oil pills for the low cholesterol(sp) levels and take some cee to keep strength up.. j/w
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2005/05/09, 12:50 PM
I would suggest not taking any of it at all since you are 15---- It is not worth it even for 1 cycle.
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2005/05/12, 10:15 AM
Has anyone tried this product. I know the science behind it and everything...just wandering how you reacted to it. What were the positives and the negatives?
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2005/05/13, 06:30 AM
You came to the wrong place for this kind of advice....
Try
www.steroidology.com or www.elitefitness.com...or just google for other forums...
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2005/07/01, 11:39 AM
I am extremely fascinated by this product, Superdrol, and have therefore decided to revive this post. This product claims to give customers gains of 5lbs in 3 weeks. A question I have is, how does a supplement like this circumvent the legal issues which Congress fought so hard to put in place? I have heard people refer to this supplement as a designer steroid and would like to know what seperates Superdrol from other banned substances, and, in effect, allows this product to be sold legally? Also, I would like to respond to menace's posting which contained links meant to act as a deterrant to those possibly considering using Superdrol. The user on that thread was not only taking Superdrol, rather he was taking other illegal steroids such as testosterone. Therefore all those side effects which were reported can not neccessarily be attributed to Superdrol. Superdrol, from what I've read about the product, on the contrary has very few side effects. And so now I pose a question to everyone who takes issue with this product. What do you have against it? Why is it frowned upon? Let me elaborate on this question and ask you this: if a new miracle supplement hit the market and it gave users incredible gains never before thought possible and the product was 100% safe, would you object? I mean let's be honest, I'm sure the majority of the people reading this post have taken creatine. Further you have taken creatine with the hope that you would get bigger, stronger, faster etc. Therefore do you not see the hypocrisy in looking down on those who take this product or a comparable product. The whole premise of weightlifting is self-improvement. Now I do not want people to think I am promoting this product, but I am sure not condemning it as many of your are. I guess the main question I would like answered is what is the problem with this product and would you hold these same views if the product held zero side effects.
P.S. I am very aware of the side effects reported with Superdrol including bad cholestrol levels, which can be very serious.
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2005/07/01, 09:41 PM
Go to anabolicminds.com or bodybuilding.com forum and do a search there. There are thousands of posts and threads on superdrol look for your answer there. Also a countless number of logs on superdrol. Your asking your questions in the wrong forum.
I also don't believe it is possible to have a pro-hormone or pro-steroid without side effects, that's why they are illegal. If it was perfectly safe there would be no need for PCT or liver protection or cholesterol support, etc.
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2005/07/01, 11:28 PM
Your example is flawed. How can you compare a product that is basically a illegal steroid substitute to creatine? What is more your example was what if a product came out that was 100% safe....Then you come back with this product does cause high bad cholestrol....that in itself makes your whole defense of this product flawed and wrong. Superdrol is bad for you and there is no way around it. take it if you want...hope nothing bads comes from it.
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2005/07/02, 12:40 AM
All righty then. First, to Mr. Skinny, do not talk down to me. Moving right along, for Mutt your getting way to technical and trying to play the role of lawyer. And very much like a lawyer you try to misconstrue my words and divert attention away from my question. Therefore I'll ask it again, what if there was a product that came out that gave steroid-like gains with zero side effects? And if you would like to get technical Superdrol is neither a steroid nor a prohormone. Another thing that I find funny and hypocritical is that Rev8ball, I think thats who it is, has repeatedly had postings on this site regarding Animal products. Products which contain prohormones such as andro, yet for some reason he is revered and made the exception when it comes to this subject.
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2005/07/02, 01:12 AM
Well, don't want to get in the middle of this, but I do have to take issue with Animal products. Though I am not a fan of them, they do not contain ph's.
I will not even start about superdrol...sounds like your mind is made up. Just do your homework.
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2005/07/02, 12:41 PM
Well thank you for being impartial bb1. I was referring to the Animal Stack before the January ban which does definitely contain prohormones. If the Animal products do not contain prohormones, then why do you take issue with them?
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