Title: Jeff Summers is an imposter.
Product review: When I read some of the Amazon reviews of this books, I'm thinking there are many a dupe attracted to this catchy title "steroids 101." The title and the black cover are probably the most alluring features this book has to offer. As far as the information, anyone with any background in steroids research can readily detect that this guy is no steroid Guru (although he tries to play one on tv). Jess Summers is an imposter. His favorite inane line is "my philosophy is to get hit, hit quick and get out" which is my (Jeff's) philosophy with girls. He got most of his stuff from the internet and I recommend you do the same and save your money. The book projects the personality of this guy too, and that's the injury added to the insult (i.e., the lack of in depth information).
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