Sexual health plays a crucial role in our lives, no matter how taboo a subject it may be. Our ability to perform sexually is important to us, and to our partner. It’s no secret that there will be a decline in our performance as we age if certain hormones and good health aren’t maintained. Today…
If you’re serious about bodybuilding, or simply want to crank up your results, there may come a time when you consider supplementing your training regime. Anabolic steroids have been around for more than half a century and offer the perfect way to accelerate getting ripped, adding bulk or even changing your overall shape. If you’re…
What are Steroids? Anabolic steroids are used to boost muscle mass, performance, endurance and to shorten recovery time between workouts. They are artificially derived from the main male hormone, testosterone. Metabolic processes are a balance between anabolism (building new proteins, structures, and cells) and catabolism (breaks down old cells or food that is either oxidized…
Steroids have been around in one form or another for centuries. Not only do they have incredible benefits, they’re also widely used among bodybuilders and athletes to enhance performance and appearance. With so little information out there, we thought we’d educate you with a timeline of the world’s steroid use. 100 BC: China begins extracting…
First thing, What are Steroids? Steroids are lab-created synthetic compounds that are designed to mimic natural hormones in the body. All androgenic anabolic steroids are based on testosterone, a highly androgenic hormone naturally created by the human body. What do steroids actually do? Steroids affect your normal metabolism in two basic ways, and together they…
Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) were first developed to treat conditions involving age- or illness-related muscle loss. Soon, they became popular with athletes and bodybuilders for their ability to enhance both performance and appearance. Although SARMs are still technically in the research stage, they’re widely considered the “safer alternative to steroids.” Can this be true?…
