musclefreak954
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Bro really . It's like there on here for what reason .Get big1989
Bro you mentioned a KEY element he never got blood work done. AAS did not kill him and you don't know what he did as far as abuse or recreational drugs. AAS does not kill if used responsibly. I m in the health care field I have done years of research no death certificate signed by a corner ever stated bc of AAS
And you will never ever see one either. You can't look at a dead body and say they died of AAS use, just like nobody ever died of obesity, despite the fact that obesity is linked to over 60% of US deaths these days. The AAS may have given them a heart attack, but the cause of death will be heart attack. That doesn't mean AAS didnt cause the heart attack. And yes I knew this guy personally. He never did a recreational drug in his life. He abused AAS and that killed him. End of story.
You keep contradicting yourself. You claim AAS has never killed anyone, but then go on to say "AAS does not kill IF used responsibly". So which is it? If AAS never killed anyone, why do you need to use it responsibly? It's because when NOT used responsibly, it WILL kill you. It might take 10,20, or even 30 years, but you will pay if you play that way
The moral of all of this is to not abuse shit and just use responsibly and monitor yourself and you will be fine
It's not contradictory if you were to take Tylenol in copious amounts you would go into liver failure, responsibly on any meds need to be adhered to. So it's not contradictory to say that AAS taken responsibly and under care of a physician you will be ok . Bc you will b able to find out in the physical if you have a heart condition , .. Now messing with Tren, Winn Dbol Anadrol insulin you are taking more risks to your health and organs . And yes they can aggravate and accelerate a liver kidney and or heart condition. And like any meds there are warning s bc you may suffer from a condition and a contraindications might occur with that med. Any more debate ???
I had a cousin pass away from a massive heart attack in April of this yearI think you both make valid points, and you are both correct in a sense. I think when taken RESPOSIBLY, there is very little risk with AAS. Especially if you monitor bloodwork, give blood, take enough time off or "cruise", proper diet, etc...
However, to say that AAS has never killed anyone is asinine and untrue. The reason no death has ever been linked to AAS is because it takes so long to abuse to kill you and nobody can conclusively say that AAS is the reason that they died. But a little common sense goes a long way. A lot of these bodybuilders are dying from heart attacks and other related things, and AAS has definitely played a major factor in their deaths, per existing condition or not. A guy from our gym that was an absolute monster competitive bodybuilder died of a massive heart attack last year at the age of 46. His diet was immaculate, he had no preexisting condition or heart disease in his family, and this guy stayed on high doses of AAS year round. He never did bloodwork or anything because he was "old school". He juiced that way since he was in his teens. It took nearly 30 years, but it killed him at a very early age.
It's not contradictory if you were to take Tylenol in copious amounts you would go into liver failure, responsibly on any meds need to be adhered to. So it's not contradictory to say that AAS taken responsibly and under care of a physician you will be ok . Bc you will b able to find out in the physical if you have a heart condition , .. Now messing with Tren, Winn Dbol Anadrol insulin you are taking more risks to your health and organs . And yes they can aggravate and accelerate a liver kidney and or heart condition. And like any meds there are warning s bc you may suffer from a condition and a contraindications might occur with that med. Any more debate ???
Evidently you cant understand that you contradict yourself since you just did it again. You talk about health risks with certain AAS, which can cause severe damage to your organs, but you make the assumption that everyone that has complications from AAS has had a previous medical condition. That's one of the most ridiculous and absurd things I've ever heard.
Copious amounts of Tylenol causes severe health problems, but copious amounts of AAS does not? Come on man....you can't be that fucking naive. You've gotta be smarter than that.
I've been saying all along that AAS taken responsibly is fine and you will be fine, but you want to argue that AAS has never killed anyone, even though you admit that abuse causes problems. You are all over the place with your posts, and none of it makes any sense at all. Your position on what you believe doesn't even make sense. I really don't give two shits what you think and could care less, but the problem I have as a moderator of this site is so,done coming on here making a blanket statement full of bullshit saying that AAS has never killed anyone or contributed to the death of anyone. It gives a lot of these new users the wrong impression, and they end up fucking themselves up big time for listening to bullshit advice like this. They need to realize that using AAS is serious business, and you can seriously fuck yourself up if you abuse it. It's not all magical rainbows and unicorns when you start using AAS. There are a lot positives and negatives to think about when using them, and it is important that everyone knows how to use safely.
Maybe if you Stop talking bull Shit out of your mouth and let it come out of your ass instead bc you make no sense. I'm not all over the place you and a few others want to state erroneous facts with out any backing. I STATED IN FIRST POST UNDER SUPERVISION OF PHYSICIAN AND NOT TO JUST START TAKING WITHOUT PROPER RESEARCH AND DOC APPROVAL..LAB WORK. And any one new on here should research and research all Medical articles on AAS . Teens and college kids should refrain from taking I said that . So AAS do not kill.
Talk like that to a moderator again, and you can find a new place to spread your bullshit bro. You've been on this forum like a day and already starting shit like this. I don't want to see any more of this, or you will be banned. You can have a debate and that's fine, but start insulting mods or other members and you are gone.
Rick I completely agree.. aas can be extremely dangerous. I had a good friend of mine shut his liver and kidneys down because of misuse.. if it had not been for the hospital he would definitely not be here. I can't believe that compounds that put stress on your internals has not been a huge part of deaths (when abused, not used responsibly in sensible amounts, of course)
Bro really . It's like there on here for what reason .Get big1989
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