Visceral fat doesn't have much of an effect on a person's appearance.
For the most part, we bodybuilders are concerned only with subcutaneous adipose tissue. Why did I bother to differentiate between the two? Simple. Notice that I specifically mentioned subcutaneous adipose tissue (fat right beneath the skin) and not visceral adipose tissue (fat around the internal organs). This would lead to a significant reduction in subcutaneous adipose tissue. (1) I think the greater the androgen binds to the AR, the more upregulation of AR in adipocytes occurs. (2) It's also been shown that androgens that bind avidly to the AR cause an increase or upregulation of AR in adipocytes. What does this mean? Well, it's been shown that the higher the density of ARs, the more that lipid uptake is inhibited. Now what does this have to do with body fat? Simple, AR's are present in adipose tissue as well. This is one of the mechanisms behind their ability to induce muscular hypertrophy. Most of you know that ARs are present in tissue such as muscle. For now, let me explain why it matters how well an androgen binds to the AR in terms of reducing adipose tissue. I need to mention that most androgens interact with both AR and GR (Glucocorticoid Receptors). However, one key determinant of the amount of adipose tissue reduced is that particular androgen's ability to bind to the AR. There are many mechanisms behind the ability of androgens to reduce body fat. I'll also include a diet plan that will greatly accelerate the reduction of adipose tissue.ĭon't worry, I'll also include a "steroid alternative" section which will consist of prohormone usage for those of you who don't like to worry about DEA agents, phone taps, and undercover officers dressed like fitness bunnies, which only paranoid bastards like me worry about anyway. I'll go over my reasoning behind this in the body of my article, as well as provide a list of drugs that are best suited for a fat loss phase. Think about it: androgens vary in terms of their anabolic effects upon muscle tissue, so why would this be any different in terms of their effects on the reduction of adipose tissue? However, I also think certain steroids are much more potent than others in terms of reducing adipose tissue and/or inhibiting the uptake of triglycerides into adipose tissue. True, the reduction in water does play a role. This lack of water retention is the effect referred to as "hardening," right? Actually, I don't think that's the entire story.
He stops using those two drugs on the ninth week and switches to androgens which cause less water retention. For example, Joe Blow is using 1,000 mg of Testosterone enanthate per week along with 50 mg per day of methandrostenolone for a course of six to eight weeks. Most have attributed this "hardening effect" to a simple reduction in water retention. And don't worry, if steroids aren't your bag, he'll also provide some legal alternatives to help you rapidly drop the fat while keeping the muscle.Īt one time or another, everyone involved in bodybuilding decides to shed the fat and "see what's under there." With those that use anabolic steroids, this effort has always included the use of drugs that have gained a reputation for their so-called "hardening effect." But which ones and how much? And how should you eat while "on"? Our junior guru Cy Willson has the answers for you. Many people choose to use steroids while on a severe diet to stave off any possible muscle loss. Who wants to look ripped if you have to lose a lot of hard-earned muscle to get there? Of course, you could go on a sensible diet and slowly drop the fat, but hey, where's the fun in that? Besides, we're in a hurry here! We all know the danger of a super strict diet: potential muscle loss. So you wanna drop some fat and you wanna' do it at breakneck speed, huh? What's that? You also want to retain all your muscle mass while greatly reducing calories? Man, you want it all, don't you? Well, it can be done, if you take the proper precautions.
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