In the last 5 Years, Legal Steroids have been used by bodybuilders, athletes. The intent is to provide the benefits of taking an anabolic steroid without the legal risks, and to achieve the hoped-for benefits or advantages without use of anabolic steroids themselves. Many of these compounds are legal to manufacture, sell, possess and ingest eliminating the legal problems associated with real steroids.
A typical Legal Steroid is likely a precursor or constituent of an anabolic steroid hormone like testosterone, which is taken in order to boost the body’s available hormone supply. These precursors are intended to be converted to full, active hormones via an enzymatic process that occurs during metabolism, typically resulting in the addition of whichever atoms happen to be missing from the chemical structure of the compound.
Legal steroids are used mainly by athletes looking to increase size, strength, endurance, reduce recovery time or add lean body mass. They are most often used for increasing muscle mass or reducing body fat levels. Life extension groups are also increasingly using prohormones as a means of hormone replacement therapy, as an alternative to prescription drug use.
The use of Legal Steroids has become popular among bodybuilders, since the effects can be similar (though normally with much less side effects) to those achieved through the use of synthetic anabolic steroids, including gains in muscular strength and hypertrophy. There are currently many companies manufacturing Legitimate Legal Steroid products for this purpose.
Legal steroids have the same side effects as anabolic steroids, and are dependent upon the user and whether or not the product is being abused. Dosage will determine as to which side effects one might experience. Some side effects if abused are acne, hair loss, breast tissue enlargement, and prostate swelling.
The potential for these side effects does exist, but it can be reduced if one uses proper precautionary measures such as post cycle therapy.Generally, if a person is genetically predisposed to a side effect it will occur (i.e.: if someone has a history of male pattern baldness in the family, it could be assumed that this could be a side effect experienced if prohormones are used)
On October 22, 2004, President Bush signed into law the Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 2004 (118 Stat. 1661).[1] The bill was written to become effective in 90 days, which was January 20, 2005. This legislation places both anabolic steroids and some prohormones on a list of controlled substances (a new type of "regulatory control")[1].[1][citation needed] This bans the selling or possessing of only the following prohormones.[1] All the legal steroids currently being sold will likely contain unque ingredients that simply "ride the perimeters" of these laws, but the chemicals or compounds being used are all 100% legal. Although legal, many of them are banned by athletic commissions as a "banned athletic enhancement product". Legal Steroids are a great alternative to those athletes that need guaranteed results, but can't risk any legalities.
A typical Legal Steroid is likely a precursor or constituent of an anabolic steroid hormone like testosterone, which is taken in order to boost the body’s available hormone supply. These precursors are intended to be converted to full, active hormones via an enzymatic process that occurs during metabolism, typically resulting in the addition of whichever atoms happen to be missing from the chemical structure of the compound.
Legal steroids are used mainly by athletes looking to increase size, strength, endurance, reduce recovery time or add lean body mass. They are most often used for increasing muscle mass or reducing body fat levels. Life extension groups are also increasingly using prohormones as a means of hormone replacement therapy, as an alternative to prescription drug use.
The use of Legal Steroids has become popular among bodybuilders, since the effects can be similar (though normally with much less side effects) to those achieved through the use of synthetic anabolic steroids, including gains in muscular strength and hypertrophy. There are currently many companies manufacturing Legitimate Legal Steroid products for this purpose.
Legal steroids have the same side effects as anabolic steroids, and are dependent upon the user and whether or not the product is being abused. Dosage will determine as to which side effects one might experience. Some side effects if abused are acne, hair loss, breast tissue enlargement, and prostate swelling.
The potential for these side effects does exist, but it can be reduced if one uses proper precautionary measures such as post cycle therapy.Generally, if a person is genetically predisposed to a side effect it will occur (i.e.: if someone has a history of male pattern baldness in the family, it could be assumed that this could be a side effect experienced if prohormones are used)
On October 22, 2004, President Bush signed into law the Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 2004 (118 Stat. 1661).[1] The bill was written to become effective in 90 days, which was January 20, 2005. This legislation places both anabolic steroids and some prohormones on a list of controlled substances (a new type of "regulatory control")[1].[1][citation needed] This bans the selling or possessing of only the following prohormones.[1] All the legal steroids currently being sold will likely contain unque ingredients that simply "ride the perimeters" of these laws, but the chemicals or compounds being used are all 100% legal. Although legal, many of them are banned by athletic commissions as a "banned athletic enhancement product". Legal Steroids are a great alternative to those athletes that need guaranteed results, but can't risk any legalities.
You could get close to the original Halotest by stacking 3-Alpha-Hydroxyetioallocholan-17-one which is still available along with 3Beta-Hydroxyandrost-5-Ene-17-One.
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