Should I buy "Chemical Muscle Enhancement"?

[barbariceric]

I read all the hype, and it's fairly cheap. Do you all recommend it?

 

[_Yossarian_]

no

 

[wtlftr]

Depends on your level of knowledge. It is always good to read about stuff for your own edification

 

[liquidmuscle]

i dont know about CME but i do know "Building The Perfect Beast" is a good read, its not all repetitive like you read over and over and over agin on numerous websites plus its easy to read and understand "BTPB" is great imo

 

[chordz]

Have you read chemical wizardry?

 

[bigp3]

it is a good book if you are into the scientific side of bodybuilding. Sometimes he can reduce things to the rediculous, but non the less it is an informative read and you can't say that you did not learn anything. Building the perfect beast is much better imo, but once again it is very technical. I think his cycles are a little complex for the average joe and I cant imagine to many pros being able to keep up with complexity. I do know one thing though, you can't say Mr. Rea does not know his shit about chemicals.

 

[barbariceric]

I wish some of these "books" were available in printed form as opposed to ebooks... I don't look forward to printing 283 pages... there goes an ink cartridge.

Strangely I've not heard of Building the Perfect Beast... is it available on elite? Oh and by the way, my knowledge is fairly basic and fundamental... I'm obviously no guru, but I've done several cycles.... so I dont' need a kindergarden class book. I would just enjoy having a resource to fall back on.

 

[wtlftr]

BTPB and enhancement are both god reads. Read and print what you want. You might not need all the info in the book. Just print a bit each day until you are satisfied.

 

[wnt2bBeast]

anabolicbeast.com is Author L. Reas website i believe u can order the hardcover books there and get access to their message boards..

 

[bigp3]

I've got both in book form,, you can get them on his site