If your asking this question on here you definitly do not have the knowledge, and most likely maturity, to be able to effective use this substance and minimise the serious risks associated with it. There is a number of very informative sites out there with very knowledgeable contributers who can provide sound advice on steroid use, this site is not one of the sites I am talking about. Do some proper research and save your self the pain.
A good mass gainer will have a 4:1 ratio of carbohydrates and proteins to help you gain weight and muscle. It is also important to maintain a good diet and workout to get best results.
There IS no steroid that will give low side effects. You shouldn't be on steroids in the first place.
not at all good...
Anabloic Steroids are drugs used by pathtic athletes who have to cheat to be good.
An anabolic steroid is a class of steroid hormones which promote the growth of tissue.
It depends entirely on what those supplements contain. It is not safe to take hormones that put on weight or that even put on muscle, such as anabolic steroids. These are not safe. Simple vitamin or protein supplements might be safe. But it depends on what is in them.
its good but u must also eat a lot of rice
A great product for the money is Super Mass Gainer by Body Fortress. It has great product reviews and really seems like it would help you achieve the results you are seeking.
It is a steroid and it has been made illegal in the US.
It all depends on your genetics and the rest of your diet. Numerous studies have shown that most supplements (even protein supplements) have a relatively small impact on the body's ability to build muscle mass. Some trainers say you need to eat and eat, then cut later. Others say you need to live in a caloric deficit of your body will never step up to demand. Yet others say you shouldn't even ingest meat-based protein (including fish) because of the fat content. The science is out there, but trainers aren't in the business of saving you money, their in the marketing business. The only people who build and maintain huge muscles are the ones who work hard at it and never give up. Even steroids won't do much if you're a couch potato. Instead, the truth is that every body is different, and that a supplement which helps some people won't do much for others. You're a semi-hard-gainer and want to build muscle mass. There is good news and bad news. The bad news is that a person who has a hard time putting on muscle will always have a harder time doing so than someone whose genetics makes muscle-building easier, so there's not going to be a magic wand or pill. The good news is that even hard-gainers can overcome their genetics with a good, balanced diet and a lot of hard work and dedication. Unfortunately, you can't just take a pill and make that hard-gainer genetics go away. Whether mass-gainer or whey protein will work for you depends on your present fitness, genetics, the rest of your diet, and how you exercise.
i dont think so all have there good and bad
Unless you're working out very, very hard (like two times/day), or is unable to eat regular food, you really won't need the weight gainer. Spend the money on getting good nutrition in your regular food instead.