Part of my vision for Rx Muscle, as Editor-In-Chief, is to expand the Chemical Enhancement portion of the site. Starting in December you will see new groundbreaking articles, a lab testing forum, and much more. With the expansion comes new leadership, and that leadership will come in the form of John Conner (AKA HeavyIron).
If you haven’t heard or seen the handle, HeavyIron, then you probably are new to this bodybuilding thing... Or you’re natural! John started posting on the message boards looking to communicate with like minded individuals, and over the past few years he has become one of the most widely respected chemical enhancement experts. I also have the good fortune of working with John at IronMagLabs, so I know that when he sets his mind to something, there is no stopping him.
When I spoke to John about the position, he immediately had ideas on how to make the site better and what he’d like to bring to the revamped site. Along with writing articles himself, he is forming a team of individuals to bring the members the newest and most cutting edge information. John’s plans extend to the forum, and not only the content and discussion there, but also the moderation. He favors a looser style of moderation and more edgy discussion, and we plan to leave that completely up to John’s discretion.
With John at the helm, it is our goal to not only have Rx Muscle the premier site for contest coverage, but also the premier site for Chemical Enhancement.
I must get at least five emails every day asking me how to maximize muscle gains while minimizing side effects associated with the enhancement process. I use the term “process” to describe the whatever-it-takes attitude that most ultra-determined men and women have when it comes to adding new lean muscle tissue to their physiques.
This article was written by one of RxMuscle's most respected female Forum Administrators who is an accomplished bodybuilder and veteran of Online Fitness Community. I am republishing this now to try and get the word out to so many women who come to our site seeking help from other womae about what drugs they can take and what drugs they shouldn't take. I will say this loud and clear: Always check with someone knowledgable about PED use with women or a traienr who has SUCCESSFULLY trained women before subjecting yourself to potential long term consequences you may have never thought of. Just because it worked "for your boyfriend or husband" does not mean it will work the same for you. Please use safely and educated.
This article covers the spectrum of most major chemicals used by athletes around the world. Sassy covers AAS, GH, Fat Burners, Non-Stimulant Fat Burners, Thyroid meds, Birth Control and more.
Bryan Hildebrand, Editor in Chief, Strength Central
ThymosinBeta 4 in layman’s terms means repair and recovery faster than ever imaginable. Originally developed for repair and recovery in equine racing, the application soon reached the bovine world in the form of rodeo competition and shortly thereafter, humans began “researching” the product in human tissue repair and regeneration. Scientifically, there is no human research available as it is not available for human use. Anecdotally however, citations and observations by experienced chemically enhanced athletes around the world are singing its praises.
IGF-1, as the name implies, is an extremely anabolic hormone that has insulin-like actions (i.e. it shuttles nutrients, specifically amino acids and glucose, into the muscle cells where they can then be synthesized into new muscle tissue).
"It doesn't matter if you're a broker on Wall Street or breaking necks on the 50 yard line. When money is involved people will play dirty and break the rules" -Athlete X
"In early 2000
I qualified for the Olympics in the Shot Put with a throw of 68 feet... Had a baby... Inherited a brand new Ferrari and bought my first house. I was flying high. Life looked and felt good. Then I ate shit. And I mean that figuratively, of course. I got caught up selling a few things I probably, in retrospect, shouldn't have. . .I got popped. . . and then, after my release, I began drinking wine every night to dull the pain. Eventually, a glass a night turned into a bottle, a bottle turned into two, two bottles of wine turned into a quart of vodka a few times a day with a few beers thrown in for good measure. I threw away an opportunity for sure, but life kept on going as it always does."
"THE TRIPHASE CYCLE."
In this volume of the guide I'll be taking an in-depth look at the hormonal battlefield revolving around Pro-Hormone(s) cycling. For the 
most part, users look for ways to use available "legal" substances in a more complex application as opposed to the simple beginner-to-moderate user cycle. Since making my first volume available, I've had some time to research and open discussion of more possible applications with the current available compounds. In this volume I hope to reach a slightly new way of thinking about the hormonal battlefield for advanced users. These cycle methods should be viewed as an attempt at or alternative to injectable cycles of testosterone. That doesn't mean it will be characteristically the same as testosterone. This cycling method will also utilize Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and its mild testosterone and estrogen conversion. Fair warning should be noted; this program doesn't take cost into account. Therefore, this method can be quite expensive. I would also like to warn individuals considering this cycle method to be experimental and to approach it with extreme caution.
In every male body a certain ratio of the hormones testosterone to epitestosterone are produced on a daily basis. In a typical male, this ratio rarely goes over 4 parts testosterone to 1 part epitestosterone. Therefore, if an athlete were to inject exogenous testosterone into the body, testosterone levels would increase, but epitestosterone would not. This would dramatically changes the T:E ratio.
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