steroids?

[brassmonkey]

not too sure


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[adultchatpay]

The guy or the girl?

[brassmonkey]

The guy or the girl?

that's not a girl that's carrot top j/k

[seeandsee]

he will die soon via heart problems

[tamitu]

The strongest man in the world - Mariusz Pudzianowski


Now fight in polish mma (KSW):

[Sabby]

Steroids will kill you.

That said I have to take this cortisone nasal steroid cause I can't stop sneezing. I don't have a cold and I test negative to all allergens. Its gonna give me yeast infection.

[TheSquealer]

Steroids will kill you.
n.

Examples? Oh..... None.
Cool. Thanks.

[Sabby]

My stepsisters husband had a heart attack. He's in his 30 s. Big steroid user. Plus I can say my soon to be ex husbands nuts shrank alot from years of steroid abuse. I would stay away from that shit.

[Phoenix]

i bet that guy cant even wipe his ass

[TheSquealer]

My stepsisters husband had a heart attack. He's in his 30 s. Big steroid user. Plus I can say my soon to be ex husbands nuts shrank alot from years of steroid abuse. I would stay away from that shit.

Again, you have no clue. People have heart attacks. There is use and there is abuse. "steroids" includes about 34 or so commonly used drugs. They all are not the same. They all have different properties. So starting any conversion with "steroids are..." is already an indicator of someone who is poorly informed or completely uninformed on the topic.

Abuse is abuse. That is not the same as responsible use or proper use. You can drink yourself to death as well. You can die from drinking too much water. You can die from vitamins.

[mamaliga]

hes disgusting.

[brassmonkey]

i bet that guy cant even wipe his ass

Steroids will kill you.

That said I have to take this cortisone nasal steroid cause I can't stop sneezing. I don't have a cold and I test negative to all allergens. Its gonna give me yeast infection.

too much info id buy you some Vagisil. if you need someone to apply it for you hit me up

[ThunderBalls]

Again, you have no clue. People have heart attacks. There is use and there is abuse. "steroids" includes about 34 or so commonly used drugs. They all are not the same. They all have different properties. So starting any conversion with "steroids are..." is already an indicator of someone who is poorly informed or completely uninformed on the topic.

Abuse is abuse. That is not the same as responsible use or proper use. You can drink yourself to death as well. You can die from drinking too much water. You can die from vitamins.

Translation: My cock is small.

[beerptrol]

Steroids will kill you.

That said I have to take this cortisone nasal steroid cause I can't stop sneezing. I don't have a cold and I test negative to all allergens. Its gonna give me yeast infection.

[TheSquealer]

Translation: My cock is small.

There is no connection to penis size and steroid use.

And while most just make stupid comments, mine come from constant education and experience. I've let myself go considerably in the last 5 years or so. In the next 6 months, my body fat will be down to 10% and I'll have gained 20+ pounds of lean muscle mass, a with regular trips to the doctor and regular blood work.

And if steroids were so dangerous ..... where are all the bodies? There is not a single gym in this country without a lot of people juicing. There are clinics everywhere prescribing testosterone and growth hormone. Many steroids are widely used by not only amateur, college and professional athletes and fitness professionals worldwide but by many many more regular people... Yet there are no bodies from the millions and millions of people using any of these drugs. Hospitals are not filling up. Baseball players and football players aren't growing 3rd arms or dropping dead. Anything abused is dangerous. Alcohol, cigarettes and sugar are FAR more dangerous to ones health than the 24 yr old girl taking anavar to lose some fat or the 50 year old being prescribe testosterone And having his test levels at that of an 18 yr old and seeing every aspect of his health improve greatly.

[xNetworx]

I think most chicks these days prefer lean and cut with a slightly above average amount of muscle tissue. Juiced up bloated dudes with no necks might appeal to a just very small % of women.

[zuffa]

The mis-information related to steroids is STAGGERING.

Properly administered there are numerous benefits and very few side effects. The side effects that do exist are minor. In fact, the two key medications for "aging clinics" around the country are:

1. HGH
2. Testosterone ( Steroids )

[dgraves]

The mis-information related to steroids is STAGGERING.

Properly administered there are numerous benefits and very few side effects. The side effects that do exist are minor. In fact, the two key medications for "aging clinics" around the country are:

1. HGH
2. Testosterone ( Steroids )

Correct. You're referring to Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) with the keyword being "Replacement", meaning to restore hormones to youthful levels.

Some of those so called "anti-aging" clinics put patients on steroid cycle doses which taken long-term can cause all kinds of issues like enlarged heart, thickening of the blood, etc. The side effects are a result of the body being poisoned by the hormones.

The body works best when things are in a state of balance rather than the typical "more is better" thought process of most body builders.

[TheSquealer]

Again, more uninformed commentary. You are using possible side effects of EXTREME abuse of hgh to suggest that's what anti aging clinics do. Supplementary doses of hgh or test is hardly going to cause an enlarged heart (or other organs) etc

And the "balance" part is a big "no shit" which is why it's all done within the confines of regular blood panels and prescribed and monitored by experienced doctors

[ThunderBalls]

There is no connection to penis size and steroid use.

And while most just make stupid comments, mine come from constant education and experience. I've let myself go considerably in the last 5 years or so. In the next 6 months, my body fat will be down to 10% and I'll have gained 20+ pounds of lean muscle mass, a with regular trips to the doctor and regular blood work.

And if steroids were so dangerous ..... where are all the bodies? There is not a single gym in this country without a lot of people juicing. There are clinics everywhere prescribing testosterone and growth hormone. Many steroids are widely used by not only amateur, college and professional athletes and fitness professionals worldwide but by many many more regular people... Yet there are no bodies from the millions and millions of people using any of these drugs. Hospitals are not filling up. Baseball players and football players aren't growing 3rd arms or dropping dead. Anything abused is dangerous. Alcohol, cigarettes and sugar are FAR more dangerous to ones health than the 24 yr old girl taking anavar to lose some fat or the 50 year old being prescribe testosterone And having his test levels at that of an 18 yr old and seeing every aspect of his health improve greatly.

Yep, you've certainly convinced me.


Anabolic steroids are used as performance-enhancing drugs to increase the ability to do work and exercise by abnormally stimulating muscle growth, power, and aerobic capacity. This increased function comes with a cost of potentially life-threatening side effects.

The complications of anabolic steroid abuse are a result of excess testosterone affecting almost all the organ systems in the body. Some of the effects are reversible and decrease when the drug abuse stops while others are permanent and irreversible.

In males, the excess steroid suppresses the normal testosterone production in the body and can lead to shrunken testicles and decreased sperm count, baldness, and breast development (gynecomastia).

In females, steroids will lead to masculinization with loss of body fat and breast size, swelling of the clitoris, deepening of the voice, and the development of facial and body hair.

Life-threatening side effects include heart attack and stroke, the risk of forming blood clots (deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolus), liver cancer, and liver failure.

The skin is often affected by excess steroid use and the issues are similar to the adolescent male going through puberty with its testosterone spike. Acne is often present along with cyst formation in the skin. Hair can also become oily.

Infections are a common side effect of steroid abuse because of needle sharing and unsanitary techniques used when injecting the drugs into the skin. These are similar risks to IV drug abusers with increase potential to acquire blood-borne infections such as hepatitis and HIV/AIDS. Skin abscesses may occur at injection sites and may spread to other organs of the body. Endocarditis or an infection of the heart valves is not uncommon.

Psychiatric and psychologic complications include manic behavior and psychosis including hallucinations and delusions. Aggressive behavior is common and is often known as "roid rage"

Because the muscle growth can occur quickly, it can cause stress on the tendons that attach the muscle to bone and anabolic steroid abusers are at risk for tendon rupture.

Anabolic steroids can increase bone production, especially in the skull and face. Teeth can splay apart as the maxilla and mandible grow. There can be overgrowth of the forehead giving an "Incredible Hulk" appearance. If adolescent teenagers abuse steroids before they have finished growing, these drugs can prematurely close bone growth plates, leading to short stature.

http://www.medicinenet.com/anabolic_..._steroid_abuse

[TheSquealer]

Yep, you've certainly convinced me.

Again, more poorly written, poorly researched misinformation treating an entire class of drugs as being the same. "steroids" dont cause xyz.... That in itself is a perfect example of how to know the source is bullshit. There are plenty of drugs that are legally classified as steroids which do almost nothing at all and certainly none of the things mentioned... including those that are routinely prescribed for a wide variety of ailments, including rashes, growth problems in children or whatever. Some steroids have absolutely none of the effects mentioned regardless of the degree to which they are abused. Clenbuterol as an example is legally classified as a steroid and it is basically nothing more than ephedrine.

Furthermore... using one example of the BS in the article, just 10 months ago or so, yet another published, peer reviewed study was published in the New England Journal of medicine saying "roid rage" was a myth.

Again, lumping them all together and saying "use = horrible side effects" is not only inaccurate and disingenuous... but also ignores the massive range of positive benefits and the simple fact that many steroids are routinely prescribed daily.. even to children.

It would be like writing articles saying "stimulants" cause heart valve damage, cardiac arrest etc etc etc etc and never distinguishing between a crystal meth addict and a guy who drinks a cup of coffee every morning and treating both of them as being one in the same, in spite of the fact that its not only clearly not the case, but that there is zero evidence for such a claim.