The Library

[Singleton]

I went to Boston Public Library to check out some books. While I was there, I looked also for books on steroids.

All of the books on steroids are for "in library use". All of them.

Why?

Any recommended readings? I'm currently reading a college biochem book, though this subject matter is a bit more comprehensive than my specific area of research.

I read Anabolics 2002. Very light reading and not much help. Poorly edited as well.

 

[Rick Collins]

I do know of a book that covers steroids pretty well...

 

[Bulldog_10]

I do know of a book that covers steroids pretty well...

hahaha...does it talk about steroids as well? Or is it just about the laws and such?

 

[ROID WARRIOR]

Bulldog:

Rick's book contains, among other things, chapters dedicated as an intro to AAS, health effects and a comprehensive glossary. Glossaries have been done before, but LEGAL MUSCLE goes beyond all others and renders them obsolete by providing info relative to the classification these substances: ie., controlled substance, non-controlled prescription med, unapproved drug, OTC drug or legal supplement.

Singleton:

I'm sorry to hear that you didn't like Bill Llewellyn's book. I thought it was well-done, although I would suggest that he prepare an index for future editions. What are your research goals?

Regards,

RW

 

[manny78]

ANother you might consider:

http://www.elitefitness.com/reports/cmei/

 

[Singleton]

Legal Muscle; cme are on my list.

For poor folks like me, the Library is usually more affordable. None of these books were in the Library.

All the books on steroids that I found in the library computer --and there were a lot of them-- were all for "in library use only", meaning that anyone wishing to see the book must first supply a library card to the reference desk.

I'm now reading a college biochem book. It's a little too in-depth. I need something a little more specific, but not as simple

 

[Bulldog_10]

Legal Muscle; cme are on my list.

For poor folks like me, the Library is usually more affordable. None of these books were in the Library.

All the books on steroids that I found in the library computer --and there were a lot of them-- were all for "in library use only", meaning that anyone wishing to see the book must first supply a library card to the reference desk.

I'm now reading a college biochem book. It's a little too in-depth. I need something a little more specific, but not as simple

Just use the internet...there's a shitload of info out there.