building the perfect beast/CME I

snakebyte05

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I have been considering buying Building the perfect beast, but I was not sure If I should read chemical muscle enhancement first. I know it is the continuation of the first one, I just was not sure If I need to first one to understand the second. Also if I need both of them, does anyone know where I can get cheap or used copies at? I know nutraplanet has BTPB for 28$, but I cant find CME for under 36$. Just wondering if they have it used anywhere since I cant find it. Thanks for any help.
 
If anyone has a cheap copy or a eBOOK of Building the Perfect Beast please contact me.
 
I wouldn't say you need to read CME first. Building the perfect beast is an excellent read and will change the way you design cycles forever. Well worth the cash bro. Also I don't believe they offer BTPB in Ebook format. I wouldn't want it like that anyway. I constantly leaf through the thing to set my cycles up. Books on the PC are a pain in the ass if you ask me.
 
jminis said:
I wouldn't say you need to read CME first. Building the perfect beast is an excellent read and will change the way you design cycles forever. Well worth the cash bro. Also I don't believe they offer BTPB in Ebook format. I wouldn't want it like that anyway. I constantly leaf through the thing to set my cycles up. Books on the PC are a pain in the ass if you ask me.
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I agree I end up just scrolling through them and never actually reading them. It's also easier to mark and highlight through a real book.

I'm considering buying both of these two books as well. Anyone have any other suggestions other then these two.
 
I actually am gonna print the CME up, it's just a pain in the ass but I don't mind as long as I save money! I hope they come up with the BTPB in eBOOK format or drop the price!
 
Building the Perfect Beast is a great book. It is definitely worth reading, but I think one should have some solid understanding about AAS before starting with "Beast"
 
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Building the Perfect Beast is a great book. It is definitely worth reading, but I think one should have some solid understanding about AAS before starting with "Beast"
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I agree, if you don't have a firm grasp on what different compounds do then I suggest getting CME.

You guys crack me up, you'll spend hundreds on supps to build muscle but not $35 or so to help make those expensive supps work better and to help keep the muscle you put on (the whole reason why your taking the supps to start) :think:
 
jminis said:
I agree, if you don't have a firm grasp on what different compounds do then I suggest getting CME.

You guys crack me up, you'll spend hundreds on supps to build muscle but not $35 or so to help make those expensive supps work better and to help keep the muscle you put on (the whole reason why your taking the supps to start) :think:
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Im willing to pay for the perfect beast, since I enjoy reading actual books rather than pdfs, but if I do not need to buy both, then why would I spend the money on both, or if I ccould save money buying a used one, why not do that? Its like buying the supps, you shop around for the best price, I do it on all my purchases. :)
 
There were some very generous bro's here sharing their ebooks in a thread. Invalid Link Removed I think the origianl user name and password are no longer any good, but the files others shared should be.
 
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