AAS Myths

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[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
Myth: You should wait until you reach your genetic peak before using steroids.

Reality: You should have a sound foundation in training and nutrition before you start using steroids.

Bushy[/quote]

I think this needs to be applied with common sense. I don’t think it is safe for teenagers, or anyone else who has not reached physical maturity to be using AAS.

I know this is sort of a different animal than what you are saying, but I don’t want some 16 year old kid getting on here and think you just gave him a green light to go on the juice.

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[quote]Cortes wrote:
KSman wrote:
4. ASS cause liver and kidney failure, heart attacks, high cholesterol.

This is no myth![/quote]

I think Jessica Alba would give me kidney and heart failure…

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OK, I’ve checked the FDA’s side effects for test-cyp and nowhere does it say anything about flu-like symptoms. I call shennanigans on test-flu. It is a myth. If so many people got it it would be on the list of side effects.

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We have left the greatest myth of all out for now: Steroids will make your penis smaller.

I do agree that steroids will cause increased agression to some degree, however they wont make you kill your family, beat your gf etc.

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AAS will make your testicles into tinycles.

This does not have to happen… hCG

This is an indirect effect, but the press will not care about spitting hairs. So not a myth.

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[quote]KSman wrote:
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AAS will make your testicles into tinycles.

This does not have to happen… hCG

This is an indirect effect, but the press will not care about spitting hairs. So not a myth. [/quote]

Maybe I am a freak - but I have been on AAS for the betterpart of 3 years, and my testicles are the same sizw as they were when I started.

I think testicle size is just a matter of pride. If you need the extra reinforcement, then get some hcg.

I have yet to see any applicable use for the shit, other than it makes for bigger balls.

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[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:

Not true, because the FDA will list the possible side-effects only at relatively normal physiological doses.
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There has to be a way to settle this! lol

Do you mean ‘night sweats’ or actually achy shitty feeling? And does it continue throughout the cycle or do you adapt to it, or what?

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[quote]Diana Bolann wrote:
bushidobadboy wrote:

Not true, because the FDA will list the possible side-effects only at relatively normal physiological doses.

There has to be a way to settle this! lol

I’ve never had test flu, but tren-A always gives me flu-like symptomsn within 24 hours of first injection.

Do you mean ‘night sweats’ or actually achy shitty feeling? And does it continue throughout the cycle or do you adapt to it, or what?[/quote]

Feels like the actual damn flu. It’s gone in 24-48 hours. And, no offence, DB, but just because you have never experienced it does not mean it doesn’t exist. I pride myself on my incredible resistance to disease and whatever it was I got correlated almost exactly with the beginning of my cycle and it was very real. If it was only a coincidence it was one hell of one.

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[quote]Cortes wrote:
And, no offence, DB, but just because you have never experienced it does not mean it doesn’t exist. [/quote]

YES IT DOES GODDAM IT!!!

J/K lol, why does everyone keep saying “no offense” to me?

Seriously though, there has to be a way to resolve this.

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STEROIDS MAKE YOU A BETTER ATHLETE

This pisses me off more than anything. Athletes who are competent, hard working and intelligent in the areas of diet and training utilize the muscle building, tissue repair and strength increasing properties of AAS (HGH, Peptides, insulin all included as well).

If you take a shitty athlete with shitty work ethic you don’t get jack out of any cycle.

If you take a great athlete with shitty work ethic you come out with the same athlete, MAYBE a little leaner, little stronger.

If you take a great athlete with impressive work ethic and knowledge of training and diet, then your going to have a bigger, faster, and stronger athlete than before. Using new physical tools to apply athletically.

Drugs do not put players in the NFL. They keep them around longer.

MOST IMPORTANTLY, assholes who use steroids as a Magic bullet in place of knowledge and hard work aren’t getting any advantage anyway.

Being born with NFL or MLB genetics is the same as playing the lotto, its not up to you. Someone who lakes the natural athleticism and uses ass busting work and AAS to catch up to the luckier guys is more deserving than someone who has talent they don’t have to work for.

Because in the end, AAS users will still be dwarfed by the better athletes at some point. This is how I see it anyway.

-Rant Over-

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[quote]Diana Bolann wrote:
Cortes wrote:
And, no offence, DB, but just because you have never experienced it does not mean it doesn’t exist.

YES IT DOES GODDAM IT!!!

J/K lol, why does everyone keep saying “no offense” to me?

Seriously though, there has to be a way to resolve this.[/quote]

You, sir, are an ape. A gargantuan ape with a pungent stench of cauliflower.

No offense.

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[quote]dirtbag wrote:
Steroids will make you look like this with one shot.[/quote]

Is that synthinol usage?

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Its “the man whose arms exploded” I think (Gregg Valentino). His videos are bs…he talks about all the steroids he used and all this crap but when you look at his physique its clear its synthol. It simply cant be AAS

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Maybe its not Valentino now that I watch the videos again, but it sure looks like oils.

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I have seen the valantino interviews where he totally denies synth use.

I thought this was a different guy as well
to be honest

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It is a different guy, but still the effects of synthol.

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[quote]Cortes wrote:
ZYL281 wrote:
My roomate is dead set on the belief that even steroid use in HRT given by doctors will kill you no matter what.

Does your roommate also believe the Easter bunny is coming in a few weeks?[/quote]

He says all the time that if you talk to any doctor anywhere they will tell you steroids are bad.

However there are lots of docs who prescribe HRT because they know it is safe.

I tried to show him an article on here talking about how AAS could be used safely and he refused to even look at it.

and he might think the easter bunny is gonna show up.

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[quote]dean12345 wrote:
STEROIDS MAKE YOU A BETTER ATHLETE

This pisses me off more than anything. Athletes who are competent, hard working and intelligent in the areas of diet and training utilize the muscle building, tissue repair and strength increasing properties of AAS (HGH, Peptides, insulin all included as well).

If you take a shitty athlete with shitty work ethic you don’t get jack out of any cycle.

If you take a great athlete with shitty work ethic you come out with the same athlete, MAYBE a little leaner, little stronger.

If you take a great athlete with impressive work ethic and knowledge of training and diet, then your going to have a bigger, faster, and stronger athlete than before. Using new physical tools to apply athletically.

Drugs do not put players in the NFL. They keep them around longer.

MOST IMPORTANTLY, assholes who use steroids as a Magic bullet in place of knowledge and hard work aren’t getting any advantage anyway.

Being born with NFL or MLB genetics is the same as playing the lotto, its not up to you. Someone who lakes the natural athleticism and uses ass busting work and AAS to catch up to the luckier guys is more deserving than someone who has talent they don’t have to work for.

Because in the end, AAS users will still be dwarfed by the better athletes at some point. This is how I see it anyway.

-Rant Over-[/quote]

Look Clemens nobody is accusing you here, just let it die…j/k

I have to call bullshit on this though. steroids most definitely make you a better athlete. Why the fuck would olympic/pro athletes take them if they didn’t. I think you need to define “makes you a better athlete” if you mean coordination or the ability to make a jump shot I don’t think it will do crap.

If you mean the ability to win through improved strength and endurance I think it is a very big factor. It won’t make a huge difference but in a game of inches or seconds it is the difference between 1st place or last place, a home run or a fly out, a touchdown or a goaline stop. It’s not going to make a shitty athlete an olympian but it can give that little competitive edge to someone that is the difference.