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Probably wouldn’t.

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Probably wouldn’t… but very heavy on the ‘probably’, because I would be very tempted to do so. It’s harder not to want something once you’ve had it and feel it’s safe and someone without all of the proper research pulls it arbitrarily for a politically correct decision.

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I probably wouldn’t because after reading Cy’s article on how to get some good gear from your doctor, I would probably go that way.

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I haven’t yet because of great products like MAG-10 but if it was banned I definitely would.

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I’ve used androsol, mag-10 and 4 ad ec, so if they were banned I probably would at least look into anabolic steroids.

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Definitely wouldn’t

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probably would

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probablly would

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Definitely would…

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Probably wouldn’t.

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Probably wouldn’t

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I have used prohormones. I think that they are a valid and reasonable compromise to the ‘state’ having control over what I put into my body. I would prefer that anabolics in general were legal as they were several years ago but considering all the negative hype and stereotypes I think that the process would be gradual. Would I use steroids as an alternative to prohormones? That is a definite possibility. However, I think that the more reasonable question to ask is:
Why ban prohormones rather than guarana? or vitamin C? or green tea extract? Our body processes those into something that it can use to effect change on our system. Even more relevant, why not ban sugar as that seems to cause a great many more health issues than even exhorbitant prohormone use.

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I have never used illegal anabolic steroids, but I have been using mag-10 and have used other prohormones in the past. If these prohormones were illegal I would definetly turn to illegal anabolic steroids.

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Probably would.

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probably would

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Probably would - but with the caveat that steroids aren’t illegal in Thailand, and that’s where I’d go for a “steroid/lifting” vacation. In fact, I’m thinking about doing it anyway.


If I were in the States where it’s illegal…I don’t really know what I’d do. Probably do what the guy above said and find myself an understanding doctor if I really wanted to try them (whcih I probaby would). But buying stuff from some guy in a gym somewhere? Don’t think so.

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Probably would

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Probably would eventually

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Definitely wouldn’t. It’s not worth the hassle in my opinion.

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Due to work,family, and responsibilities I would definantly not do black market steroids if pro-hormones became obsolete. I would be bummed, but the risks (mainly the legal ones) and the possible ramifications of would keep me from the steroids.This is easier for me due to the fact I am natuarally big.