Pacman
Active Member
Here are two examples:
Site 1 -
Anabolic Steroids: types, uses and risks | Steroid .com
Site 2 -
insidebodybuilding.com
The info on the sites themselves appears to be very accurate. But then they have ads for these obvious BS legal alternatives.
There are A LOT of these sites.
What is the story behind them?
Are these sites created just to make money, and they put a ton of encyclopedic style info just to get you to trust them?
It just seems so dumb to provide such educational info on a bunch of steroids and then to offer some herbal supplement as an "alternative", as if it is even comparable.
What's going on there?
Site 1 -
Anabolic Steroids: types, uses and risks | Steroid .com
Site 2 -

Anavar Before and After Results - Inside Bodybuilding
View Anavar before and after results from a male and female user. Also, learn about the negative effects associated with Anavar.

The info on the sites themselves appears to be very accurate. But then they have ads for these obvious BS legal alternatives.
There are A LOT of these sites.
What is the story behind them?
Are these sites created just to make money, and they put a ton of encyclopedic style info just to get you to trust them?
It just seems so dumb to provide such educational info on a bunch of steroids and then to offer some herbal supplement as an "alternative", as if it is even comparable.
What's going on there?