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Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
Far from true. Frequent use of steroids has serious health risks and pro athletes make heavy use of them. The number of knowledgable individuals that surround them don't mean anything since these athletes are live experiments. Monitoring blood and sugar levels, frequent exams, taking shields etc don't change the fact that frequent use of steroids and most kind of anabolics will damage your health. Andreas Munzer had individuals surrounding him but they didn't manage to prevent his death after the use of Erythropoietin. Griffith Joyner had the best doctors in her side and didn't manage to reach 40y.old.
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You can certainly fuck yourself up by not knowing what you're doing. There are lots of old school "roidaholics" that are now feeling the back lash of doing too many d-bol cycles for too long. D-bol is great at fucking up a liver PDQ, but it's also great for creating big muscles gains fast. D-bol can be used safely, but only for very brief periods, stacked with other things that will kick in at a later time (such as deca) and with a got post cycle stack that would include something like milk thistle.
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Every people should be allowed to do whatever they want to their bodies like Dan Duchaine (the steroids guru) was doing....but that's all about it. By freely allowing steroids and anabolics in sports we pretty much force young people to follow this path. Sports are about improving your health, not harming your health.
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As long as there's money or fame in sports, the athletes are going to do whatever they can to be a little bit better then the competition. That's just the nature of the beast.
My point, is that steroids aren't this boogie man that everyone thinks they are. There's way too much misinformation about them. They're permanently imbedded in sports, so maybe we should be concerned about making sure these athletes can use their gear smartly instead of persecuting them.
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