Haha, screw you man! You forgot the Jamieson.
Okay, I don't wanna tick anybody off with anymore nonsensical talk. They are trying to have a serious discussion.
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Haha, screw you man! You forgot the Jamieson.
Okay, I don't wanna tick anybody off with anymore nonsensical talk. They are trying to have a serious discussion.
Haha, yeah you're probably right about that.
Mreik was merely referring to me without saying it directly.
Nope.
Well i figured that much out.
Thanks! I'll remember this for when i do my next cycle.
Genius.
Who the f--k takes 14 asprin...
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So (and correct me if I'm wrong), what you're tryna say here is that the only reason the guy suffered the side effects is because of substance abuse and that taken in moderation steroids are ok...?
Haha, screw you man! You forgot the Jamieson.
Okay, I don't wanna tick anybody off with anymore nonsensical talk. They are trying to have a serious discussion.
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I wasn't referring to you btw, thanks for playing though. All the people that OD on aspirin are the people that take 14, which is MUCH higher than the number of people who died from AAS.
No that's not what I'm saying. People get side effects from everything, at every dosage.
Don't go down that road, BigTomW, you will turn into an ugly goat with a huge goatee.
It is often mentioned that the media is biased with regard to steroids. How then is it that CNN runs the following story Athlete says sports steroids changed him from woman to man and then in Wikipedia the article on Turinabol reads like a doping recipe ignoring the widely documented issues of Turinabol or even lawsuits brought on by former users?
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You're using a woman taking male hormones as justice that steroids are bad? Sorry, not gonna work. If I took birth control I'd grow tits, and yeah, I'd be stupid. Yet, birth control still does what it's supposed to, when taken like it's supposed to.
Wikipedia is user written so it's a illegitimate source. And even in the BBC article it talks about "Misused drugs", aka they misused them!
Wikipedia is user written so it's a illegitimate source. And even in the BBC article it talks about "Misused drugs", aka they misused them!
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I'm not trying to convince anyone that steroids are good, just the ignorance that people try to pass off as knowledge from the media is bad.
Media in general is full of pricks.
I think Mreik meant 14 at once, not spread over a 24 hour period. I've taken well above the recommended amount of ibuprofen for several days at a time and nothing happened to me.
That poor guy, what a serious issue he has.
Yeah he suffered permanent damage, will he be able to go on holiday and take off his shirt on the beach?
That's legit. Did you see the steroid documentary about the guy whose body is shutting down as well as risks to tumors, enlarged hearts, kidney failure etc?
Yeah he suffered permanent damage, will he be able to go on holiday and take off his shirt on the beach?
Hamburger. That guy looks awful. I can't imagine androgens making a person's skin fester like that, though.
I know a lot of athletes who have taken steroids, and none of them had any side effects other than a decrease in sex drive and a shrinkage issue. When they stopped taking them, the side effects reversed completely.
I'm not condoning the use of steroids but if you're going to take them, make sure you know EXACTLY what you're doing.