[quote]BestDaddyEver wrote:
The real mental disorder that you should not mix steroids is stupidity. End of story.[/quote]
speaking of stupidity
I read someplace last night that steroids caused more aggression in people with lower iqs than smarter people.
also with talking to friends and family telling them tha tI am getting ready for a new cycle and stuff so dont go to harsh on me if I snap just bear with me cause i will be killing myself the next few months.
they said that my last time around I was actually more pleasant and outgoing than when i wasnt on anything.
I always had a hard time discerning assertiveness and aggressiveness.
Over the past year - this has snowballed into a larger ‘issue’. I do not think that excess androgens HELP - however, i have spent time off cycle, and find i am exactly the same. I am however, open to the prospect that my AAS use may have caused a more gasp permanent chance in my personality.
Hormones are massively involved in emotion, as you all will know from experiencing PMT to being 14, to being 18 to menopause to AAS use in others as well as yourselves.
I have had some massive life changes in the past year, and it could be the reason for some of the personality changes. I am no bully, but i take self worth and assertiveness in the wrong direction. It is something i work on.
My wife is often the total opposite, so between us - we have it sorted
[quote]KSman wrote:
L-tryptophan [supplement] is legal again. This will increase serotonin. Perhaps some SSRI sides can be reduced.
Guys on TRT know what long term estrogen excesses can do: ED, no libido, outbursts from confusion, frustration and overload, mood problems or depression, social withdrawal, lack of initiative and motivation.
This is not from the anabolic steroids, but from the elevated estrogen. Some steroid users are probably causing estrogen poisoning. Do steroids do that… only in the hands of the uninformed. The mental effects are from estrogen - the anti steroid.[/quote]
isnt elevated-e related to excitotoxicty? im looking for the article i read
further into debate their are studies of excitoxicity and AAS but they are done on lab rats!