different roids differents muscles??

[Qrios]

Do you guys know of any studies that shows a difference in the muscles gained from different steroids.
These two articles got me thinking.

http://www.meso-rx.com/articles/haycock/anabolic-steroids-and-collagen-synthesis.htm

http://www.elitefts.com/documents/bulletproofmuscles.htm (the interesting part is in the middle of the article)

 

[gilly6993]

No....

 

[Terd]

No....

I disagree, muscular warrier said the "D" in d-bol stood for delts.

 

[gilly6993]

I disagree, muscular warrier said the "D" in d-bol stood for delts.

.....you're right, I forgot about delt-bol!

 

[djdjdjddjon]

hes saying that winny supports tendon build up, not muscle, so in essence these articles say that winny builds tendons and test doesn't,...so if thats true then hes right, not all roids do the same...

 

[Victorian guy]

I disagree with you all...

I think that different steroids target different muscles.
for instance, after a cycle of 200mg anadrol a day and 1500mg test a week, my penis increased in size and now hangs at an unfeasibly large 15 inches. Offers from the porn industry are overflowing my email account. But the rest of me? Exactly the same as pre-cycle.

 

[gainerxxl]

One part of the article stated, that winstrol stimulates the synthesis of collagens in fibrous tissue, thus altering it´s composition and making it more prone to "tear" or get injured. That´s exactly what many users report when using winny.

 

[Qrios]

I guess I was a little unclear about the question.
This is from the article "Bullet Proofing Your Muscles with the Right Training" by Dr. David T. Ryan,


Insulin Makes cells more permeable to allow more amino acids, sugars into the cell. This results in bigger cells and more muscle mass.

Anavar Causes specific DNA triggering to produce contractive proteins with less connective protein production. Maximum muscle growth, but extended use results in joint pain.

Winstrol Cause specific DNA triggering to produce contractive protein and protein production. Muscle growth and joint stability. Water Makes cell membranes more permeable to allow more exchange of amino acids and sugars.

 

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