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(27 September 2013, 11:35)BeardyMan Wrote: I don't think the 2 "celebrities" Sunna gave as an example can represent the rest of the steroid crowd either. Fact is, when they're taken by people who think they know what they're doing, and actually don't know enough, then it's a gamble.
Remember that body builder who's arm pretty much exploded? He knew what he was doing (apparently), but he got hooked. Now he's all lopsided and shit, one massive arm, one floppy mess.

Also, for all of those scientists you spoke to / read papers by there are just the same amount of doctors & scientists who hold exactly the opposite opinion on steroids. Same with any drug really. You can dig out scientific papers to "prove" or refute almost anything.

The guy you mean was Greg Valentino. His 'explosion' is a complete myth. The title of the program was miles off. The word explosion was meant to change the perception. Explosion of growth, but knew people would see an explosion as his arm bursting. Rewatch the program and look for when he says 'I drop a needle on the floor and I didn't clean it off. I got an infection from the needle and tried to drain it." That's what really happened. Check out something called Synthol, if you want to learn about Greg Valentino.

As for the doctors refuting the benefits of steroids, they say stuff, but don't actually quote any references. They don't refer to any genuine tests. Trust me mate, I didn't just look for the pros of steds. I initially looked at all the bad effects but noticed a lack of references to ANY medical research that proved the negative use. The stuff I did find was that injecting wrongly was the real danger. Stuff like liver toxicity and heart enlargement, however, both of those are not major issues. Liver toxicity is less than alcohol, and heart enlargement is less dangerous than the artery clogging of eating red meat. Honestly, the more you look into it, the more you realise that the 'hype' is totally bollocks!!!