William Davis

William has been studying and experimenting with bodybuilding pharmacology for over 6 years. After being an independent researcher for all these years, he has decided to share his knowledge with the bodybuilding community through his science-based articles. His approach to enhanced bodybuilding can be summed up in the saying “less is more”, as he believes that prioritizing harm mitigation and looking for ways to maximize the positives is the key to longevity in bodybuilding.

Dihydroboldenone: The forgotten AAS

Dihydroboldenone (also known as DHB or 1-Testosterone Cypionate) is an injectable AAS and the 5-alpha-reduced derivative of Boldenone (Equipoise). In other words, DHB is to Equipoise what DHT is to Testosterone, but DHB and DHT are extremely different. DHB is not a popular AAS by any means, but its properties are nothing short of spectacular. […]Read More

The truth about DNP

DNP (2,4-Dinitrophenol) is perhaps the most infamous and lethal drug in bodybuilding. Historically, this brutal fat-burner has been used for the production of black dyes, explosives, ammunitions and pesticides, but it was also sold as an over-the-counter fat burner in the 1930s (it didn’t end well). This drug is so powerful and thermogenic, that Soviet […]Read More

4 rare AAS

The following compounds are rare Anabolic Androgenic Steroids that were legally sold as “Pro-Hormones” in supplement stores during the late 2000s and early 2010s. These are NOT pro-hormones, because they are already active and do not need to undergo a conversion into a different molecule inside the body to exert their effects. 3/4 of these […]Read More

Can you mix AAS with recreational drugs & alcohol?

The interaction between Anabolic Androgenic Steroids and recreational drugs like cocaine, alcohol and others is rarely discussed, but after doing some research on the subject I have found some concerning data that I believe every enhanced bodybuilder should be aware of. Like it or not, studies have shown that there is a correlation between AAS […]Read More

Glutathione 101

Glutathione is an antioxidant peptide found in most living organisms, including humans, animals, plants and fungi. Its job is to fight oxidative stress and prevent free radicals from damaging the body. Glutathione is popular among enhanced bodybuilders because it protects and regenerates the liver and the kidneys, two organs that are likely to suffer some […]Read More

The painless way to inject AAS

The number 1 reason why many enhanced athletes are afraid of pinning Testosterone and other injectable anabolics is PAIN. They are afraid of the pain that comes the intramuscular injection as well as the pain that stays after the injection (PIP). Even though the pain of an injection varies depending on the thickness of the […]Read More

RU58841 vs Finasteride for hair loss

Hair loss is one of the most feared side-effects of AAS use. Most people are not willing to trade more muscle for less hair, so knowing how to detect hair loss in its early stages and put an end to it as rapidly as possible is key. Thankfully, not everyone is prone to losing hair […]Read More

Equipoise: safety concerns

The injectable testosterone-derived AAS Boldenone (aka Equipoise or EQ) has always been regarded as a safe, mild and newbie-friendly AAS. But is it really? I personally do not think it is, so in this post we will be taking a look at the unique risks that come with EQ so you can decide for yourself! […]Read More

The truth about injectable Dianabol & Winstrol

Did you know that many oral AAS can be injected? The most commonly used and easy-to-find ones are Dianabol and Winstrol, but some users also make their own injectable Superdrol, Anadrol, Turinabol and Anavar preparations. In this post we will be focusing on the most commonly used ones: injectable Dianabol and Winstrol.   INJECTABLE DIANABOL […]Read More

Post-injection pain reduction techniques

Post-Injection Pain (PIP) is one of the worst things about having to inject Anabolic Steroids. Most of the time, PIP is minimal and subsides minutes or hours after the injections, but extreme cases of PIP can hinder our ability to exercise, walk and even sit! Is pinning AAS really worth it if we can’t even […]Read More