So, guys, Derek, more place more dates.com.

Today we're going to be talking about the anabolic steroid family tree, which is not something I came up with.

This is something that has, you know, I guess, been passed through the grapevine or, you know, passed around our community.

I don't know who originally came up with this or not, but it's basically a very, you know, concise and easy way to identify

in general the targeted action of certain anabolics and how they impact athletic performance,

body composition, cosmetic, aesthetic appeal, I suppose as well in terms of drying out, effect

on increasing the androgen load relative to the estrogen load in the

body and how this is going to impact dry graininess and whatnot, just like a million different

things to consider, but in general, things break down to stuff like actual accrual of contractile

tissue, like muscle, new muscle, antagonism of glucocorticoid receptors to prevent protein degradation and kind of support

protein accretion, nitrogen retention, psychoactive effects on the brain in terms of driving

like motor learning, neurology, stronger, more aggressive training, stimulation of erythropoetin, red blood cell

count for endurance and athleticism and whatnot. There are a few things that really like come to

mind as the main benefits or, you know, like attributes of certain compounds relative to one another

that really are going to influence at the

end of the day what kind of things are being chosen in what aspects for certain goals in

you know Olympic sports in you know whatever it is basketball UFC bodybuilding going

in the fucking beach I don't know like whatever the whatever the outcome is these things

all have a certain you know like attribute that may more may be more beneficial than another or a

lack of the side effects that would then qualify one over another even if it was objectively less

ideal in a certain situation than another but But in general, this is sort of like

the breakdown of things. You have the testosterone and testosterone derivatives. So we have testosterone,

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