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None So Blind: The JAMA Study On Androstenedioneby Bill RobertsBill is the formulator of Biotest's MAG-10, the first and only legal androgen delivery system that produces outstanding muscular gains through the combination of A1E and 4-AD-EC - the premier legal Class I and Class-II androgens. steroids for women Steroid side-effects. Read MAG-10: A New Orally Effective Androgen for additional information regarding the synergestic effects of Class I and Class II androgens. Chemical Muscle EnhancementChemical Wizardry by George Spellwin - Definitive Anabolic Steroid Database The Layman's Guide to Steroids - Mick Hart's Best-Selling Anabolic Steroid GuidesLegal Muscle by Rick Collins: Anabolics in AmericaMuscle Building Nutrition by Will Brink - Serious Lean Muscle Gains without the BodyfatSteroids 101 by Jeff Summers - The Book That Makes It Fun To Learn About Anabolic SteroidsBurn the Fat, Feed the Muscle by Tom Venuto - Fat Burning Secrets of the World's Best Bodybuilders and Fitness ModelsAnabolics 2002Publication Date: June 28, 1999Nothing in this article is intended to take the place of advice from a licensed health professional. Consult a physician before taking any medication. steroids for women Steroid use statistics. In the June 2, 1999 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association, an article1 by Dr Douglas S. King and colleagues was published reporting the results of a clinical investigation of the effects of androstenedione (AD), a widely-used sports supplement introduced by Patrick Arnold of LPJ Research. The popular media immediately reported the conclusions of this article to their readers and viewers, proclaiming that AD is proven to be ineffective and dangerous. steroids for women Steroid comparison chart. The truth of the matter is different -- what is being widely claimed about this study is in many cases entirely false. Here we will examine the study closely and shall find out that the popular reports concerning the results and conclusions of this study are at best erroneous. Purpose of the StudyThe reported purpose was to determine if AD actually increases blood testosterone levels, muscle fiber size, or strength, and to determine effects on blood lipids and on indicators of liver function. Observed ResultsAfter subjects took 100 mg of AD, testosterone levels at nine points between 1 and 5 hours were observed to increase about 20% (value estimated from their graph) compared to baseline and the 30 minute measurement. When the levels of the AD group are compared to the placebo group, the AD group is seen to have started with levels about 20% lower than the placebo group, and then between 1 and 5 hours, for nine consecutive measurements, levels are in every case higher than the placebo group, usually about 10% higher. This information was not presented in popular accounts of this study and was glossed over within the JAMA article. The authors did not choose to give numerical results, but gave only a graph with a statement that this was not "significant. "In the longer-term study (8 weeks) the AD group suffered no decreases in LH or FSH. The AD group suffered no adverse physical effects. No adverse changes in markers of liver function were seen from AD. A fairly small worsening (decrease) of HDL cholesterol from an average 1. 09 mmol/L to an average 0. 96 mmol/L was seen in the AD group. In 6 weeks of AD usage, the AD group lost almost 5 lb. of fat on average without dieting while the placebo group lost less than 2 lb. of fat, again without dieting. This result was also deemed not significant. The AD group increased strength by an average of 30% over 8 weeks while the placebo group increased strength by an average of about 31%.
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