Sports Supplements > Anabolics

These products are not drugs, or thedangerous substances the uninformed (e.g., many doctors) claim they are. That said, some unscrupulous players in the supplement industry do sell dangerous substances mislabeled as anabolics. We don't sell their stuff.

The important point here is anabolic prohormone supplements do not mimic natural hormones and do not elevate hormone levels simply by being there. If your body sets a "speed limit" of X for hormone Y, then prohormone supplements are not going to turbocharge your hormone level.

This means that, when taken as recommended, they merely make possible higher levels of testosterone and other muscle-building hormones. This also means they don't shut down your natural processes for making these hormones, and that issue is a major reason why hormone mimickers tend to be a very bad idea.

Supplements can help you achieve your potential. Sure, something that's dangerous (and probably illegal) might get you those quick results and maybe even world-class hypertrophy. But nothing in life is really free. The cost of getting muscles in a bottle may be tragically too high. This is why we sell anabolic prohormone supplements but not anabolic steroids.

Serious bodybuilders use prohormones to get results similar to those formerly achieved by using synthetic anabolic steroids, but to a lesser extent and with greater safety. Some prohormones are more potent than others, and some are safer than others. We put safety first, then bring you the most potent of the ones that are safe to use.

1. Increase the intensity of your workout (fewer reps per set, with heavier weight in each set). If you do 3 sets of 10 reps, you are sacrificing intensity for conformity. Change that silly pattern before supplementing. You should find each set harder to do than the last, so it will necessarily consist of either fewer reps or less weight. If each set is the same, you are doing something wrong. Think about the logic, here. Then, implement the change and watch your results improve.

2. Focus on what the muscle is doing, not what the weight is doing.

3. Stimulate, don't annihilate. You need only stimulate the body into an adaptive response. Training beyond that point is counterproductive.

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