Chemical Muscle Enhancement
August 8, 2008
There is an AAS book that is actually fun to read
Let’s face it, the market for books covering AAS-related material is saturated with a bunch of boring so-called gurus who seem to have the nasty habit of talking above their reader’s heads. It seems that one needs to be wearing a lab coat just to be able to comprehend even half of what these books are saying within the first reading. The rest of us are forced to go through a second or even third time in order to understand what the author is trying to say.
And unfortunately, most of these books simply turn out to be rehashes of previous books that were put out years earlier. There might be an original idea here or there but for the most part, if you’ve read one you’ve read em’ all. Worse yet, what the author lacks in original ideas they more than make up for it with a ton of outdated pictures that are an obvious attempt to create filler material.
So it’s no surprise when I decided to give Author L. Rea’s e-book entitled “Chemical Muscle Enhancement” a try that I went into it with a closed mind. Especially when I opened it up on my computer and noticed it was crafted in an encyclopedia-like format. Time to set the alarm clock so that I can still get the rest of my work done after falling asleep reading this. But luckily, I couldn’t have been more wrong and never anticipated how enjoyable Chemical Muscle Enhancement would turn out to be.
For starters, this e-book is as entertaining as you’ll ever find on the subject of AAS and L. Rea provides plenty of humorous insights that will give you a jolt if you ever begin to nod off. And forget about worrying if two-thirds of the book will be full of pretty pictures because, aside from the title page, there isn’t a single photo in this e-book. There is only relevant and knowledgeable information pertained in Chemical Muscle Enhancement from cyber cover to cyber cover.
The great thing about this book is that Rea breaks down each drug so simplisticly that anyone is gauranteed to become an expert on all of the current bodybuilding drugs on the market. Each one has a listed average dosage recommendation, liver toxification, amount of acne from usage, blood pressure rate from usage, water retention rate, in addition to what equates to a small aritcle on each drug.
If there was one thing that I wasn’t thrilled about with the book was how Rea lists active life ranges, or half-lives, for drugs instead of the more traditional full period that they stay within the body. But he is so knowledgeable in every other area of the book that this becomes a minor detail and can be realized as Rea just simply expressing his thoughts on a drug’s most useful period within the human body. In fact, L. Rea’s Chemical Muscle Enhancement can make even the novice steroid user feel like a seasoned veteran after breezing through this 226 page fountain of knowledge.
