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Steroids and gym
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james007pond

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#22 3 Dec 2020 at 11.44pm

In reply to Post #19
Me. Personally none lol

Curiosity that's all

Tinhead

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#21 3 Dec 2020 at 11.38pm

In reply to Post #20
Yeah great song.
If all you've got to do today is find peace of mind
Come round you can take a piece of mine

jimmyAd

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#20 3 Dec 2020 at 10.07pm

Never heard of roid rage,

ken

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#19 3 Dec 2020 at 10.06pm

In reply to Post #1
The negatives certainly outweigh the positives

Reduced sperm count, infertility, shrunken testicles, erectile dysfunction, baldness, breast development, increased risk of prostate cancer, severe acne, stomach pain
Heart attack or stroke, liver or kidney problems or failure, high blood pressure , blood clots , fluid retention, high cholesterol
Aggressive behaviour, mood swings, paranoia, manic behaviour, hallucinations and delusions
Damage to veins, leading to ulcers or gangrene, Hep B Hep C, HIV all from sharing needles

You wont get all of these but most definitely some of them, what ones would you like.

Rocksteady

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#18 3 Dec 2020 at 9.46pm

In reply to Post #17
Never taken steroids or have any interest. But, if a person wanted to do them as safely as possible, if it's possible to be completely safe introducing something into your body which is naturally produced. Definately a case of too much of a good thing is bad for you. Introduce too much steroids it will " feminise", hence bitch tits. Best advice I could give is to get yourself a full health check before starting a cycle. Then go and get a health check after the cycle. Post cycle very important. Google "IPED" website. Image and performance enhancing drugs. Very informative and factually accurate site. Not looking to sell you any products, just providing good harm reduction advice for those who have taken the decision to go down that route. Sign of the times methinks. The body beautiful. At any cost for some people. Good nutrition, proper rest, generally healthy lifestyle. Saw Pumping Iron in the cinema when it first came out. Think Arnie regrets taking them. Also, if your lucky you'll be buying good fakes. Pharmaceutical grade out of the reach of most users either due to cost or they wouldn't know where to source pharmaceutical grade.

james007pond

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#17 3 Dec 2020 at 9.24pm

In reply to Post #16
Yes defo an unfair advantage

scozza

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#16 3 Dec 2020 at 8.56pm

In reply to Post #15
Strange how body building and the image of a “perfect” body is predominantly drug induced at the highest levels

Au natural

That’s why I hate drug cheats in sports, I know how they can enhance people’s bodys and then they compete against people who have given it their absolute all naturally, think Olympics. Lowest of the low for me

I read something a while ago and it said that a lot of young men that are around now will have serious health issues when they reach their 40s due to steroid abuse!

It’s the longer term damage that is the problem, not the short term “buzz”

Like most things, some people can manage themselves, some cannot sadly

james007pond

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#15 3 Dec 2020 at 8.41pm

In reply to Post #14
No I'm not. Just an eye opener how many people do and seem not to have a care in the world. When all you read online is negative

SPINBOWLER

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#14 3 Dec 2020 at 8.30pm

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If you're even thinking about it then there's something wrong with you and your life, you need to seek help.

scozza

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#13 3 Dec 2020 at 5.55pm

I was once got given a large bag of naposim tablets, couldn’t do it, wrong, binned them . Spent a lot of time in the gym over the years and never took any. It’s cheating for me, artificial gains

I know one lad, couldn’t get above 15 1/2 stone, managed to get to 18 plus on the gear, had to give up training the blood pressure damaged his eyes

Another 2, both friends, injecting straight into the biceps and overdosing purposely! My mate Andy had a brain haemorrhage, He was in the same hospital as Paul Ingle the boxer at the time. Terrible to see.

The other ended up with Kidney failure and a transplant...

Another mate used to compete, use to take 3 types, a builder, a weight stripper and a blocker so they couldn’t see what he was taking in his samples, pissing blood the lot, mental

I also used to work with a lad, a tanned tart, used to cycle on them on and off, spotty poser you could say, was like a yo yo, see him one month, bulked up, see him a couple later like a racing snake with the life sucked out of his arse

As well as the health problems, for me it is muscle that they can’t seem to hold onto the same when they stop, ain’t natural

My mate used to play professional rugby, Super league, they are on it out of season. If you want the real deal you want the growth hormone. I was in the gym with them one day, took my to their gym, they were pushing 2p coins between their teeth, even made their jaws and bones grow and deform the GH

james007pond

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#12 3 Dec 2020 at 5.43pm

In reply to Post #11
Speaking from experience?

ralph69

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#11 3 Dec 2020 at 5.38pm

In reply to Post #1
Don’t do your todger any favours either

Jon

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#10 3 Dec 2020 at 4.37pm

In reply to Post #8
Yer some of there hearts was 4 times bigger than it should of been

Blimey, that must've been expensive come Children In Need.

james007pond

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#9 3 Dec 2020 at 4.32pm

In reply to Post #7
Dose seem an easy option but are the results short lived? Do the gains just go?

james007pond

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#8 3 Dec 2020 at 4.30pm

In reply to Post #6
Yer some of there hearts was 4 times bigger than it should of been


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