Dan Duchaine's article in ESPN (Dude was seriously SICK IN THE HEAD)

[Shockwave]

Barry Bonds?

Paul Dillet.

[Deadpool]

love to read the whole article.

[BEAST 8692]

Duchaine was a scientist, only his lab rats were actually human beings, bbers.

he was always experimenting. he wouldn't just settle when he found something that worked, he would constantly seek something knew to try. i don't think he was interested in bbing per se, more in the science of what he could create. like the fictional dr frankenstein, this is what excited him.

by performing his own experiments he is responsible for the induction of many of the widely used peds today. this is a fact and, good or bad, no one before or after him has come close.

it's a bit scary that this crazy scientist with so little formal education on endocrinology or human biology had so much influence on peds, but the reality is he was the only scientist crazy enough to take these kinds of risks with other people's health (he did experiment a little with himself but he quickly realised that he didn't have the genetics for successful bbing).

Duchaine was morally defunct and dangerous imo, but there is no doubt that he deserves the moniker, 'guru'.

[no one]

Err... Wrong...
I used to think like you. But then when I put what I learned into action, I realized that you still cant identify what youre feeling based on what you know.
It's good to know the gist of whats going on, but there is NO replacement for experience.

BTW No One, I never got sides that bad, and I ran up to 600mg/day. The worst I got was a light sweat, like a morning jog.

Then again, I have a resistance to chemicals like a horse, so maybe Im just weird?

could be a few things involved- but i doubt it would be tolerance- just the fact there is no regulatory feedback with this compound shows it doesn't discriminate when it comes to who gets the sides and to what extent- it is what it is. sides are strictly dosage dependant.

running 600mg a day you should have been a mess. at 200 the sides are tolerable, at 600 its a nitemare. sweat dripping off of your nose half way thru meals, etc. just a shit show. forget about functioning at any kind of normal level. i never built up a tolerance to it at any time over the periods i used it- it was as bad each and and every time.

i'd say if anything, the type (crystaline or powder) and the source would be the number one culprit in determining why it didnt seem to affect you in the way running that dose should.

[Stu]

Hahahah, only a retard would call someone else a retard while using incorrect punctuation.

Now what's my prize!?

I didn't call anyone a retard!!!!


However as you spotted my intentional(obviously) mistake you therefore earn yourself a bonus point.

[The Freakshow]

um. your fucking retarded. that is excactly what i said; except you longated it and made it sound intelligent.

dont ever try to make me sound wrong by saying what i said in a longer way. its just plain
STUPIDDDDD

LOL... that's hysterical

[The Freakshow]

Duchaine was a scientist, only his lab rats were actually human beings, bbers.

he was always experimenting. he wouldn't just settle when he found something that worked, he would constantly seek something knew to try. i don't think he was interested in bbing per se, more in the science of what he could create. like the fictional dr frankenstein, this is what excited him.

by performing his own experiments he is responsible for the induction of many of the widely used peds today. this is a fact and, good or bad, no one before or after him has come close.

it's a bit scary that this crazy scientist with so little formal education on endocrinology or human biology had so much influence on peds, but the reality is he was the only scientist crazy enough to take these kinds of risks with other people's health (he did experiment a little with himself but he quickly realised that he didn't have the genetics for successful bbing).

Duchaine was morally defunct and dangerous imo, but there is no doubt that he deserves the moniker, 'guru'.

Dan was a very intelligent guy. Crazy, but very intelligent. He had other more lucid recommendations for those that weren't willing to be his lab rats.

It just goes to show you that some BB'rs are willing to try anything to get the edge. There's no other sport where people will put there health on the line in this way (trusting someone like Dan to experiment on them), imo.

[BB]

Sometimes Muscular Development has something interesting, here's another chunk of the book:

http://www.musculardevelopment.com/content/view/1000/79/ .

[arce377]

Dan was ahead of his time...and very nice to me and others...