But what's going on now is that when a compund is made illigeal they go back and either move a molecule around or go back to the little black book of old and discarded steroids ( I agree some where ditched because they were no more effective than what was/is on the market ) and they are getting more and more toxic and the cycle lengths are diminsihing. I understand that most oral and some injectable were developed not with BBrs in mind. But at least when they were perscription the quality was being monitored. We can look at how many people die every year from Perscriotion drugs and make a reasonable assupmtion that when it comes to purity our Gov doesn't fuck around.
If it were legal to get Test,Tren,etc we wouldn't even know what Superdrol,Epistane etc even are, Is it the Govts fault.....absolutely. Are they continuing to repeat the same fuck ups...Yup. Is there anything we can do about it?...Maybe...I wonder what would happen if BBrs and gym rats alike started to convince the drug companies that they could make a mint by lobbying these drugs to become legal. Just a pipe dream I guess. Think you could actully have classes teaching all about the compounds and how to use and dose properly. I think Jerry Brainum put it best when he said "If you're going to do steroids..do the real thing"(we all fully understand that PH's are "real" you know what I mean)
You are off-base on a few things here. For one, the large majority of designer AAS (which I will refer to as non-script AAS from this point forward) being sold on the market today were previously synthesized in the 40's-60's. When they end up getting banned, these supp companies usually just end up choosing a different steroid from the old list of previously synthesized, unscheduled AAS. Yes, some of what we have on the market are new steroids, which have ben slightly modified from their original molecular structure, but most of these are NOT anymore toxic than script AAS. In fact, most of the newly modified legal orals are less toxic than many script drugs.
In addition, your belief that today's legal AAS are getting continuously more toxic through molecular manipulation just isn't true, because as I stated above, most of these newly modified drugs are actually less toxic than many script orals and on top of that, legal orals in general have grown less toxic as the years have gone by, regardless of whether they have been modified or simply selected from the list of previously unscheduled drugs. Case in point--M1T. M1T was the 1st legal, fully active methyl ever releaaed on the supp market...and it originally had only a 3 week recommended cycle length. M1T was also the most toxic legal oral ever released. SD (also more toxic than other legal orals) followed a year later and ever since then, the vast majority have declined in toxicity and could be run for longer periods of time.
But, one thing you may not realize is that none of these cycle lengths, in most cases, have any bearing on the drug's toxicity. If you haven't noticed, nearly every single legal oral ever produced has a recommended cycle length of 4 weeks, or 30 days. Even the unmethylated orals, which means they demonstrate ZERO liver toxicity, usually come with 4 week cycle recommendsations. Obviously, an unmethylated oral is much safer than all scrippt orals, but they still have 4 week recommended cycle lengths? Even among the methylated orals, why are they all set at 4 weeks when they vary so much in toxicity?
Here' the answer--because supplement companies set all the cycle lengths for legal orals, while pharmacuetical companies set usage guidelines for all script orals. There are entirely different corporations with different concerns and goals. Supplement companies have set their cycle lengths at 4 weeks not because they are necessarily more toxic than script orals, but because they don't want to be sued by some jackass who abuses their products. These companies already know that lots of customers are not going to follow recommendations. They know that if they tell the customer to runa product for 8 weeks at 50 mg/day, there will be people who run them 2-3X that long as 2-3X the recommended dose. So, by setting mild cycle recommendations, they know the absuers will still stray outside their guildeljnes, but generally not to the point of hurting themselves. Remember, the people who use these products are people obsessed with size & strength, so they are likely to want to take more for longer periods of time, whereas script oral are prescribed by doctors for the treatment of medical conditions. Peopel being treated for medical conditions are unlikely to exceed their doctor's recommendations. Basically, supp companies are forced to low-ball their recommendations (in most cases) because they know their customers won't listen to them, whereas this is a not a concern of physicians..
Hell, I know one guy who ran SD--one of the more toxic orals--for 2 years straight, so this alone shows you what supp companies are dealing with. On top of that, supp companies could be put out of business with a single lawsuit, whereas big Pharma is pretty much untouchable. Also relevant is the fact that supp companies are selling drugs for recreational purposes, while pharm companies are not. All of these reasons play into why supp companies keep their oral cycles at 4 weeks, despite a great variance in toxicity. Therefore, the chorter cycle lengths of lehal orals does not necessarily indicate an increaased toxicity over script drugs.
Still, this explanation should be completely unecessary, as snyone who has an understanding or the drugs involved already knows that many legal orals are equal or less toxic than many script orals. In many cases, doctors will make recommendations that are far more toxic than anything we see on a supplement bottle. For example, some doctors would place patients on 200+ mg of Anadrol/day for 6+ months, which is WAY more toxic than ANY legal cycle recommended today. So, if you truly think that shorter cycle lengths are a reliable true indication of a steroid's toxicity, or that legal orals arfe becomingly increasingly toxic, you are incorrect. Now, there are a few legal orals which should be limited to 3-4 weeks, such as M1T, but the vast majority of legal orals are no more toxic than script drugs.
As for your claim that stuff like Sperdrol and Epistane wouldn't be available if script drygs were legal, you may be correct, but that would be a true shame, as many legal orals are some of the best orals ever released for growth 7 strength purposes. Script orals were not designed--or I should say selected for production--according to muyscle building potency or even toxicity, but because they were best suited to treating a certain medical condition. If growth & strength were the top prioities of pharm companies, we would have a scompletely different list of script drugs available today than what we currently do.
As for Jerry Branuim's comment, if he is referring only to script orals when he says the "real" thing, then his comment is based in ignorance and I discard it in full. Many legal orals are far safer than many script drugs, and vice versa. We can't put scheduled and unschedule--or legal and illegal steroids into 2 different boats. They are all steroids, so to infer, on any level, that scripr orals are always safer/betgter, is foolish. Each compound must be independently evaluated for toxicity, with its own risk profile clearly defined, before one can attempt to make a determiniation of suitabilty relative to script drugs. Tossing entire groups of drugs into a "less than desirable" category simply because they have not been sold as a prescriprtion is ridiculous and demonstrates ignorance, at best.