Author: Dr. Steroids

Introducing our esteemed author at SteroidsLive, Johnathan Reed, a seasoned fitness enthusiast with a passion for empowering others on their journey to optimal health and performance. With years of experience in the fitness industry and a background in sports science, Johnathan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his writing. Dedicated to providing accurate, evidence-based information, he strives to educate and inspire readers to achieve their fitness goals safely and effectively. Through his engaging and informative articles, Johnathan aims to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals seeking to transform their bodies and improve their overall well-being. Join him on the path to success at SteroidsLive, where fitness meets knowledge.

Sunless tanning commonly involves the application of substances on the surface of the skin to bring about the desirable browning of the skin tone. The use of the injectable hormone Melanotan has become more popular in the UK, although traders will most likely not hold a valid trading license for the hormone, hence the majority of suppliers dwelling in China and the Far East. Tanning pills are also available on the market, although the majority are not approved by the FDA. Tanning with sunless tanning lotions There are various tanning lotions available on the market which contain DHA, a substance…

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We all have heard about athletes and body builders using illegal steroids to build their body up. These steroids are not allowed to be used by anyone. They are usually bought off the street. These steroids allow the athlete to build muscles real quick. They can go from having hardly any muscles to being very buff in a very short period of time. One of the steroids that they use is called trenbolone acetate. Trenbolone acetate is a steroid that is supposed to be used by animal doctors to use on animals. It is used to build the animals muscles…

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How do you increase fitness? Many people look to increase their fitness levels, yet do not have planned a structured and effective method of achieving this goal. Looking for such a fitness plan can also uncover regimes which tend to focus purely on aerobic exercise, and exclude exercise which improves strength and muscular power. Increasing overall fitness should involve making improvements to muscular strength, power and endurance, as well as improving aerobic ability, balance and flexibility. A common mistake made is of following a purely aerobic training plan, which neglects lower repetition resistance exercise, to improve strength and power. Leaving…

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Regardless of your age, it is important to protect and maintain healthy joints. Those of us whom lift heavy weights in the gym are often guilty of neglecting our joints in the name of greater muscularity. There are a number of things we can do to help protect our joints, without having to lighten up our training or limit our muscle building potential. Firstly, having a balanced training plan is vital to ensure we have good muscle balance, and do not over train a specific area of our body. Furthermore, the rotator cuff should be exercised directly at least once…

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Getting fit can be very rewarding and satisfying, not to mention vastly improving ones health to reduce risk of heart disease and stroke. A structured and organised plan to get fit is generally required, yet many of those who decide to get fit, and leave behind their sedentary lifestyles, do not have such a plan in place. We have a basic “getting fit” guide for those who do not understand how to get fit. Being “fit”? Being fit generally would indicate a decent capacity of fitness in an individual. Fitness, in its simple terms, is the ability to do work…

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Having spent some time (possibly an understatement) on various fitness and bodybuilding forums, it is clear quite a few trainers have an issue with muscle imbalances and symmetry. “My right bicep is bigger than my left, what should I do?”, “I can do more reps with my left side than my right, should I carry on lifting more on my left?”, and other such questions I have seen posted several times. I too have had this issue, being able to comfortably curl a lot more weight with my left arm in comparison to the right, even though I am naturally…

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The topic of so called “legal steroids” can be somewhat confusing for the average trainer. Over the counter prohormones and designer steroids have become vastly more popular in recent years, with a variety of products now available to purchase from most online supplement stores. Whilst some gym goers will welcome these effective designer steroids due to their ability to increase strength and muscle mass, there is always the risk of harmful or undesirable side effects from irresponsible use. With these highly marketed legal steroids now available over the counter irresponsible and uneducated use is likely to rise. This is a…

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Q. I have difficulty working my shoulders effectively with my current shoulder workout. My shoulders do not seem to fail on over head presses, and my arms are left feeling more worked than the shoulders. I have been working out for a few months now and seen good progression, yet my shoulders are lacking somewhat. What would be considered a good shoulder workout, and are there any good general tips for training the shoulders? A. Lets first look at the anatomy of the shoulders. The shoulder (deltoid) is composed of three muscle heads: the anterior (front), lateral/medial (side), and the…

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Walking can be a fitness activity enjoyed by all age groups, providing a low impact exercise which can improve lung, heart and circulatory function. Walking is a low intensity fitness activity which is ideal for those who have low fitness levels, or are excessively overweight. The intensity of the exercise can be varied, with walking speed and terrain dictating effort applied. There are various health benefits associated with increased walking, including: lower blood pressure, reduced LDL cholesterol, reduced chance of heart attack and decreased proneness to heart disease. Walking can be performed at very low intensity, walking at normal speed…

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Kidney stones are often too small to cause any notable discomfort, yet those stones which cause a blockage may result in severe pain, nausea, and fever like symptoms. Kidney stones can be caused by high protein intake, or excess calcium, so bodybuilders and fitness athletes who follow a high protein diet may be more susceptible to kidney stones. So, what can we do to prevent kidney stones? What causes kidney stones? Men have a much greater risk than women of developing kidney stones, and those who have had kidney stones in the past few years also have a much greater…

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