permablasting steroids what % of bodybuilders?

[SelroNams]

I had a question for you about what Pro bodybuilders are doing in terms of permablasting steroids
what percentage of pro bodybuilders would you say are Perma blasting steroids at least 500 mg week?
And what kind of Health complications do you think that they are opening themselves up for?
I heard someone say on another forum that testosterone is naturally produced in the body so it won’t matter how much you use

 

[Eddie Haskell]

I had a question for you about what Pro bodybuilders are doing in terms of permablasting steroids
what percentage of pro bodybuilders would you say are Perma blasting steroids at least 500 mg week?
And what kind of Health complications do you think that they are opening themselves up for?
I heard someone say on another forum that testosterone is naturally produced in the body so it won’t matter how much you use

I think a lot of guys do perma blast but mainly around 300mgs of testosterone not 500mgs

 

[Mobster]

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[stevesmi]

depends on where they're located even within the United States and also what level they're at

I can guarantee you across America just about every person who trains in a Suburban gym has used steroids before so if they're going to compete I would guess the number would be close to eighty percent or more

 

[Mobster]

The bottom line is it doesn't matter in terms of what you need to do. It does matter in terms of, as you infer, their health. We're certainly seeing more access to info on death if not the ill health some might have.

But you do not 'perma blast' which suggests always on a blast. Those that use such methods it's a case of blasting and cruising. So the question might be what are they cruising on. A pro (a proper pro) makes a living and so the risk/reward might work. Our 'pet' pro Monstro cruises on a lot more than 500mg a week and his blasts are at IFBB pro levels.

And yes always on, even at a cruise level circa 500mg comes with risks. You never see TRT (the doc prescribed kind) at anything close to that level and endo//doc prescribed TRT tends to have regular blood testing and health markers monitored.

 

[MONSTRO]

Monstro here

I cruise at a low dose, usually 1000mgs a week

and i blast 2-3g minimum.

But that's what you have to do to be a pro

also mobster when you speak of me put respect in my name. Monstro deserves respect and i expect it daily on here

 

[Vadim Fedorov]

everybody respect you monstro, no reason to be like this

 

[2Thick]

A lot of the professionals have to deal with major organ issues as they get older

 

[e2]

kidney and liver disease are quite common with professionals

 

[StevenDarwinMD]

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[Ulter]

there is a good chance many bodybuilders end up having heart complications

 

[chesty]

high red blood cell count will definitely catch up to you as you get older

 

[ROIDDERS]

liver disease and kidney ailments can happen

 

[ceo]

bros its important to use n2guard IMO

 

[JasonPriest]

at the end of the day the quality of the gear is important too
this is why I recommend domestic Supply

 

[BodyMonster34]

bro i run heavy tren just about every cycle and i doing well

nothing wrong with me mentally or physically self checked

 

[Quadsweep]

check out ugfreak.to
they have a lot of options
some steroids are more mild than others and have less side effects also dosing is very important

 

[dylangemelli]

not only are none of us psychics but none of us could ever truly know.. i could care less as well.. i dont dig into peoples' personal space and business whatsoever, nor put assumptions on people.. thats low class shit to do

 

[Topps_Baseball88]

I typically only do 2 cycles a year so half the year I'm on, the other half it'd my normal trt dose of 140mg test a week, I also get proper bloodwork a few times a year to catch any red flags and make sure I am healthy etc I don't do a ton of gear mg wise I keep everything low-moderate dose wise.

 

[Masonic Bodybuilder]

Probably why we see more and more deaths at young ages recently.