Product Description

Anabolic authority, William Llewellyn, has written and rewritten the definitive book on steroids. For over 15 years, Llewellyn has uncovered and compiled cutting-edge insider’s information from actual drug manufacturers, dealers, and users from all over the world, guaranteeing accurate up-to-date information. This reference manual is used by more professionals than any other book.

• The #1 steroid reference book with over 100,000 copies of ANABOLICS in circulation in over 50 countries.

• Trusted by forensic laboratories, law enforcement agencies, news organizations, professional and amateur athletes, coaches, and sports organizations for accuracy and legitimacy.

Inside ANABOLICS 2006 you will find vital information presented in a no-nonsense straight forward format. Including:

• A Complete Anabolic Overview: Learn about steroid pharmacology, biochemistry, muscular development physiology, cycles and stacks.

• A Complete Guide To Performance Drugs: Covers the entire performance drug spectrum of Anabolic/Androgenic Steroids, Analgesics, Anti-Estrogens, Appetite Stimulants, Diuretics, Endurance & Erythropoietic Drugs, Fat Loss Agents, Growth Hormone, Hypoglycemics, Liver Detoxification, Masking Agents, Reductase Inhibitors, Site Enhancement, and Testosterone Stimulating Drugs.

• 180 Drug Profiles: Completely accurate descriptions on the function, benefit, use, risk level, chemical names, anabolic and estrogenic activity.

• Techniques To Identify & Avoid Counterfeits: Step-by-step instructions for spotting the newest and most sophisticated fakes including lab test results.

• View over 2,500 Pictures: Color photos help you instantly identify drugs.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #602182 in Books
• Published on: 2006-01
• Binding: Hardcover
• 704 pages

About the Author
William Llewellyn, is a world-renowned foremost authority on anabolic substances and their effects on muscular performance. An accomplished research scientist, author, publisher, inventor, columnist, and company C.E.O. in the field of sports nutrition and anabolic substances, Llewellyn has been featured in ESPN Magazine, Washington Post, Fox News Channel, ESPN Television, NPR news, ESPN Radio and several other national and regional TV / Radio news programs.

In addition to writing the ANABOLICS books, Llewellyn also publishes Body of Science Magazine, a quarterly publication dedicated to "understanding sports enhancement". He writes monthly columns for Muscular Development, and has written numerous articles for other bodybuilding publications including Ironman Magazine and Natural Muscle.

During his many years of anabolic research, Llewellyn made several epic scientific discoveries. His latest discovery of arachidonic acid has been patented for its anabolic properties and its "use as a method of increasing skeletal muscle mass".

Customer Reviews

I have it.
I have just about every book on steroids dating back to Anabolic Reference Guide Author: Nathan Phillips from the very early 1990s. This book by far is my favorite.. as of tonight I have ordered the 2007. I am sure that it wont be different enough to be worth buying.. but i will likly not reget getting the 2007 bec. I got way more than my money worth with the 2006. I WOULD SURLY BUY THIS BOOK AGAIN AND AGAIN.

good vs not so good
I recently bought Anabolics 2006 and Anabolic Steroids Ultimate research guide by Anthony Roberts. I read Anablics 2006 first and then Mr. Roberts book. I was done with the Ultimate research guide in about 20 minutes. It contained very little useful information had nothing on pct. Was poorly written, disorganized and had web site adds throughout. On the other hand Anabolics 2006 was a virtual steroid encyclopedia that was very informative and educational. I believe that both books where somewhat over priced Anabolics 2006 would be a better buy at say 45 dollars and The Ultimate steroid research guide maybe 10 dollars. The author of this book can basically charge whatever he wants because good quality information is so hard to come by wheras the other book I bought is nothing you couldnt learn on the internet by yourself in a couple of hours.

Glossy pages and nice weight to the book. Thats about it.
This book has all the standard info: profiles, etc. My major issue is that the author has little or no practical knowledge about steroid use and that some of the photos as miscategorized as legit products where they are not. How do I know? Let's just say I was involved with that product line.

There are much better books out there, but for the money, I cant see how someone could justify buying this even to supplement their library.