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Today we're going to be reacting to Danny Padilla's golden era cycle in all caps,

screaming at me, exclamation marks, the giant killer interviews, exclamations,

fucking screaming at me, caps locks, you know, Danny Padilla's golden era cycle.

This is by Golden Era Bookworm, and if you don't know Danny Padilla,

he is, as you would guess, a golden era bodybuilder

who was around during a time where there was less prevalent use of things like growth hormone.

They were still using cadaver GH around this time and most people just weren't using it as far as I know.

Insulin wasn't a big thing yet.

It was mostly synthetic anabolic agents and testosterone during this time frame was actually frowned upon as a good use of

androgen exposure. It was seen as a subpar compound and it seemed like it was re-kind

of introduced and kind of re-popularized in the 90s. But in the 80s, a lot of these guys

were the 70s, the 80s, a lot of these guys were, you know, resorting to

synthetic anabolic that were seen as, you know, superior to the root androgen. They're based off

of testosterone. So things like dianibol, a testosterone, seen as superior to testosterone. Things like

nandrolone derived from testosterone, north testosterone seen as superior primable and

obviously one of the most progressive compounds uh most refined compounds there is a dhd derivative

which ultimately comes from testosterone and these were the kind of things being used by the uh guys

in the 70s 80s onwards until the 90s where you know as well as parabol Parabolon introduced in the, uh, um, later 80s

as far as I, if I recall correctly, and you know, people were using shit, you know, random compounds,

like balasterone and stuff like that. But in general, you know, the tried and true, you know,

Deca, D ball, this was the kind of stuff people were using. And Danny Padilla, as far as I know, I speculate he's going to be talking about DACA only because a few people who have spoken to him before have told me about his use.

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