First problem with this thread is the use of MuscleMag as a source of viable information.
Spot injections only cause temporary irritation and inflammation of the area. Why do you think the author of the article stated that the best drugs were non-esterified injectables? They are SUSPENSIONS OF CRYSTALLINE STEROID! Think of shooting tiny particles of glass, into a muscle, that will dissolve over time. This is exactly what you are doing. The steroid crystals cause damage and irritation to the site and induces an inflammatory reaction. Do this week after week and the irritation persists. Does no one think about the most injected body part? If this works so well in bi's and tri's, what is preventing this from happening in the gluteal muscles? Who knows of people getting big glutes from spot injecting them?
Also the author, most likely that moron Zulak, has no clue of physiology, esterases are all over the body. In fact a study showed that topical testosterone propionate is converted into free test very rapidly due to the esterases found in dermal tissue. The author just couldn't think about the fact that esterified steroids are soluble in their depot and do not cause the irritation that suspensions do (unless of course they have a shit load of alcohol, like some current products).
Lastly, his idea of metibolone, more commonly known as methyltrienolone, should not be taken seriously. This steroid never made it into production, and is only found in research settings, and I seriously doubt more than a handful of people have been lucky enough to get their hands on it.
Spot injections only cause temporary irritation and inflammation of the area. Why do you think the author of the article stated that the best drugs were non-esterified injectables? They are SUSPENSIONS OF CRYSTALLINE STEROID! Think of shooting tiny particles of glass, into a muscle, that will dissolve over time. This is exactly what you are doing. The steroid crystals cause damage and irritation to the site and induces an inflammatory reaction. Do this week after week and the irritation persists. Does no one think about the most injected body part? If this works so well in bi's and tri's, what is preventing this from happening in the gluteal muscles? Who knows of people getting big glutes from spot injecting them?
Also the author, most likely that moron Zulak, has no clue of physiology, esterases are all over the body. In fact a study showed that topical testosterone propionate is converted into free test very rapidly due to the esterases found in dermal tissue. The author just couldn't think about the fact that esterified steroids are soluble in their depot and do not cause the irritation that suspensions do (unless of course they have a shit load of alcohol, like some current products).
Lastly, his idea of metibolone, more commonly known as methyltrienolone, should not be taken seriously. This steroid never made it into production, and is only found in research settings, and I seriously doubt more than a handful of people have been lucky enough to get their hands on it.