How to use steroids safely

As other answers state - steroids use is widespread and there really aren’t many reports of serious complications / deaths. Virtually none, when not abused.

However, different steroids have different strengths and effects - and some are more “safe” than others. They range from Primobolan, which is very mild… to Oral Tren which is super harsh (and super-powerful). So you can’t really say ALL steroids are safe.

SO here’s how to have the safest possible cycle. Some of these steps are over-kill, but if you want maximum safety, then do this:

1.     Read the book - “Anabolics” by William Llewellyn. Education is the key to steroid safety.

2.     Take blood tests before cycle. Make sure you are healthy and use this as a baseline later. Check major health markers and also testosterone.

3.     Forget about oral steroids. Injections safer.

4.     Learn “steroid injection protocol” ( Dave's Blog )

5.     Get yourself a 10ml vial of testosterone enanthate. Concentration of no more than 400mg/ml. I would 

normally suggest 500mg per week - but lets go super safe in this example. So you have enough for 10 weeks, 1 injection per week.

6.     On cycle take a good multi-vitamin and around 4g of fish oil every day. Also take a product called “Lipid Stabil”.

7.     On cycle don’t skip cardio. 3 times a week.

8.     Take 2 showers a day with an anti-bacterial shampoo. You will probably still get acne but this helps keep it down.

9.     Have some Arimidex available at all times. If your nipples (or around the nipples) feel puffy, itchy or sore - take a SMALL amount of Arimidex. It’s very powerful and normally you don’t need to take it every day (if at all).

10.  Take blood pressure regularly throughout the cycle. It will probably elevate on average compared to your baseline, but should level out and remain within safe levels.

11.  Two weeks after your last shot - start PCT. The only scientifically studied PCT was done by Dr Michael Scally and it’s been proven to work. You use a combination of HCG, Nolva and Clomid. It takes 45 days to get your hormones back to normal. Skipping PCT is silly and it’s wasting the money you’ve invested in the cycle - DO IT. For full details google “michael scally pct”.

12.  After PCT, wait a few weeks and then get some blood tests done again. Compare with baseline.

Any more questions let me know…