William Llewellyn’s ANABOLICS has been the most trusted anabolic steroid information resource for more than a decade. Considered the definitive reference manual on physique- and performance-enhancing drugs, this book includes an extensive review of the history, availability, clinical application, and practical use of anabolic/androgenic steroids, human growth hormone, insulin, anti-estrogens, diuretics, reductase inhibitors, thyroid hormones, stimulants, and a variety of other performance medications. The latest (9th) edition has been fully updated since the 2007 edition.

Remember the $20 million dollar, highly anticipated, Mitchell Report and all the testimonies in front of Congress on the illegal use of steroids and other performance enhancing substances by players in major league baseball? Well, Congress seemed to like Anabolics 2007 enough to site it repeatedly in the Mitchell Report, which was essentially a Major League Baseball witch hunt, but discredited the author, William Llewellyn, by unfairly and inaccurately identifying him as an advocate of illicit steroid use by professional athletes.

According to the report there is no such thing as a steroid user – only abusers – and apparently this categorization applies even to those who write about steroid use in sports.

Anabolics 2007 is cited four times by the Mitchell Report in this context.

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