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.

The more we look into the story of Anthony Roberts, the more skeletons we find coming out of the closet. We uncovered the sad truth of his profit from the website “RoidStore” — where he sold legal steroid alternatives with steroid names pasted on them. We also began to learn that Anthony Roberts is much more money hungry then anyone could imagine. From Steroid Guru to Liar For the longest time Roberts was the self-proclaimed guru of steroid research, and was the person that many inexperienced (and even some experienced) users looked to for steroid and chemical-related answers. No one…

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Sports is a world of cut and dry, black and white, right and wrong.  Unless you’re an official, then you’re just wrong, but I digress. There are things we talk about in sports all the time.  How far can this team go, is this team destined for greatness, is this team on the clock, is this team done? Sometimes there are things you never hear.  People rarely question Brett Favre’s ability.  No one ever questions LeBron’s talent.  No one ever doubts a move the Yankees make.  No one ever picks the Bills to accomplish anything.  You get the picture. I’m…

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Unfortunately aging is inevitable, but the negative associations with it such as, fatigue, weakness, loss of strength, and decline in energy can be prevented. As we age, our resting metabolic rate (RMR) decreases about 2% to 5% every decade past age 30!  This adds up to an average of 75 to 100 fewer calories burned per day.  Incredibly, starting at age 40 for women and 60 in men –  our bodies lose an average of 7% of our muscle mass per decade.  So how do we stop this vicious cycle? Reasons to Strength Train If You Are Over 40 If…

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With all the buzz going on about my earlier post of  Kalpa Pharmaceuticals vs Dragon Pharma, I received a lot of emails from Supplement Companies that wanted to supply the protein and other needs, and also offer to sponsor this whole arrangement. I have received hundreds of emails from gentlemen willing to be in the study. Then I received a call from a Geneza Rep ( source) and he wanted in , but requested I don’t release his info. Then I got a request from www.world-pharma.org that they want to throw the “New British Dragon” in the ring. The reasoning…

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Sobriety is a thing of common knowledge now a days, it is basically ( not to trivialize ) but it is the act of getting clean and getting your life back together after a period of uncontrolled drug or alcohol use. It is on TV every other reality show has at least one drunk or junky. It takes a lot of strength , courage , and sacrifice to get clean . Now I don’t mean someone who occasionally uses and stops and tries to make it out that they are a hero. I mean , someone who was lost and…

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I know I’m not the only one who can’t wait for autumn to officially start this week. It’s about time to make apple pies, spiced cider, and butternut squash soup, and quite frankly,  I can’t wait.  Who cares that it’s still over 90 degrees here in the South? Now that the farmer’s markets are closing for the season and most gardens have low yields, it can be tough to know what’s in season. This time of year, there are still lots of choices for fresh produce to be eaten out of hand or in fantastic, healthy recipes! Pears Everyone loves…

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ESPNDallas.com is reporting that Texas Rangers AL MVP candidate OF Josh Hamilton has been diagnosed with fractures to his seventh and eighth ribs. He and his doctors discovered this during a series tests that took place on Monday. Hamilton received a anti-inflammatory shot and a epidural in an effort to give the slugger some pain relief. If the treatment works and the pain becomes manageable Hamilton will be cleared to return to baseball related activities. Manager Ron Washington was hoping to get Hamilton some at-bats before the post-season started, but if it doesn’t work out that way he will still…

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The New York Jet’s run of media trouble continued this morning when Braylon Edwards was pulled over and arrested for DWI. Edwards blew 0.16, which is twice the legal limit in New York state. Edwards was pulled over at 5:15 am for having overly tinted windows. The other four people in the car were not charged. Edwards was taken into police custody and is expected to be arraigned sometime today. The NY Post reported this statement by the team, “We are very disappointed in Braylon’s actions this morning. The Player Protect program is in place for our organization to prevent…

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It’s a heavy metal that is toxic in its unbound form. It’s a powerful oxidant that causes inflammation and free radical damage to your tissues when it is in excess in your body. It’s copper. When your body has too much of it, it can contribute to a multitude of problems from psychological issues, to headaches, to hair loss. The symptoms are many and often go undiagnosed. But certain conditions like infertility and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) could be reversed with diet and lifestyle changes. Copper build up interferes with the proper conversion of thyroid hormone, disturbs the balance of…

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This week we start Sluggers and Slugs a little differently with a discussion on baseball ethics – was the Derek Jeter “hit-by-a-pitch” thing fair or foul?  Then we’ll talk about Joe Torre stepping down in Los Angeles.  Finally, we’ll take a look at the NL wild card race. Name of the Game On 09/15/10 the face of the On 09/17/10 Dodgers Manager Joe Torre announced that he would be stepping down after the season and bench coach Don Mattingly would replace him. This comes as no surprise to many considering the chaos that the Dodgers organization is currently facing.  The…

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