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I've seen some good reviews but I haven't tried it yet. It seems that it would be a good addition to CBL.Supposedly very "anabolic".
I've seen some good reviews but I haven't tried it yet. It seems that it would be a good addition to CBL.Supposedly very "anabolic".
AnaBeta came out in 2010, and it gained a lot of hype. I remember it. Was quite expensive.That said, I've heard mixed reviews. Some say it is the best thing they've ever used, and some say it is "snake oil". I let it go, and never tried it.If you're looking for 'steroids' effects in a natural supplement, you will be looking forever. The most natural, anabolic thing on the planet is food. Steroids are anabolic, but they still require you to eat and train. Food just requires you train, and doesn't need steroids to work.Cory
AnaBeta came out in 2010, and it gained a lot of hype. I remember it. Was quite expensive.That said, I've heard mixed reviews. Some say it is the best thing they've ever used, and some say it is "snake oil". I let it go, and never tried it.If you're looking for 'steroids' effects in a natural supplement, you will be looking forever. The most natural, anabolic thing on the planet is food. Steroids are anabolic, but they still require you to eat and train. Food just requires you train, and doesn't need steroids to work.Cory
Indeed. I dont know about these days but there has been quite a few instances where a new product was released that actually contained a prohormone or steroid to gather popularity and then they would have that taken out. It's hard to believe in any supplement claims these days.
AnaBeta came out in 2010, and it gained a lot of hype. I remember it. Was quite expensive.That said, I've heard mixed reviews. Some say it is the best thing they've ever used, and some say it is "snake oil". I let it go, and never tried it.If you're looking for 'steroids' effects in a natural supplement, you will be looking forever. The most natural, anabolic thing on the planet is food. Steroids are anabolic, but they still require you to eat and train. Food just requires you train, and doesn't need steroids to work.Cory
Indeed. I dont know about these days but there has been quite a few instances where a new product was released that actually contained a prohormone or steroid to gather popularity and then they would have that taken out. It's hard to believe in any supplement claims these days.
Yes, this activity was hot in the mid-2000s. Caused the supplement industry to be under federal scrutiny. Big companies were doing it, like Gaspari (think Halodrol, etc.).Some of those items weren't even f--king pro-hormones (i.e., chemicals that become the parent hormone in the body). Some, like Methyl-1-T, were actual steroids.Speaking of Methyl-1-T, that sh1t was poison. It blew guys up, but like Superdrol, it was a lot of water weight... at the same time, it also blew up livers.Tren was OK. It wasn't methylated, so it wasn't hepatoxic... but, it did cause shutdown. You HAD to work at getting your b@lls back post-cycle. It was also known for causing pretty bad gyno (some guys needed surgery to correct this side).Cory
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