cerebral palsy and steroids?

[mrwhiterightsnow]

hey all, my buddy has cerebral palsy, he is kinda built lop sided. hes not really dedicated himself yet to training therefore im not going to offer or even suggest that i can find him juice. im wondering though if it is a good idea eventually to introduce him to juice? i think it could be very bennifical really. also, medically do docs prescribe steroids for those with cerebral palsy?

 

[krbn08]

I don't know why, but i'm confused

 

[krbn08]

Oh wait . .

Your wondering if cerebral palsy is a reason to get prescribed steroids?

The answer's no. They won't provide a patient with steroids because

it wouldn't help them any. Cerebral palsy is affected by the brain to

control muscle movement. The treatment for it is physical and occupational

therapy. They'll also give the person drugs to relax muscle spasms.

 

[drdug27]

absolutely not!

 

[mrwhiterightsnow]

so is it a bad idea for me to offer this person steroids if he shows some real dedication over the next 6 months in the gym without being tempted by juice?

 

[drdug27]

so is it a bad idea for me to offer this person steroids if he shows some real dedication over the next 6 months in the gym without being tempted by juice?

honestly proly one of the worst ideas ever. help him in the gym and diet. dont sauce him up. you would wreck him

 

[mrwhiterightsnow]

okay, but let me just say that his motor skills are not impared, nor are his mental abilities. he is just not A cemetrical and infact quite lopsided. this does not impar his ability to be a 100% functioning individual

 

[Magick69]

so is it a bad idea for me to offer this person steroids if he shows some real dedication over the next 6 months in the gym without being tempted by juice?

are you a doctor bro?

because your answer is likely to be no; my next question are you crazy mate?

the answer is YES and yours is an loony idea

 

[drdug27]

okay, but let me just say that his motor skills are not impared, nor are his mental abilities. he is just not A cemetrical and infact quite lopsided. this does not impar his ability to be a 100% functioning individual

do what you want sir...sounds like you already made up your mind, so whats the since posting.

 

[mrwhiterightsnow]

not true, im no doc, but looking for honest opinions. wanted to know the possible complications

 

[fallenmythos]

There are different types of cp. Most of which cause muscle shrinkage. I have cp, might have juiced for 10+ years in a dream. As mentioned above cp affects the brain in most people. If this is the case I think it would be a very BAD idea. In my case the doctor was no help. They all seem to be uniformed or scared of steroid use. Recommending steroid use to anyone is a bad idea. Personal choice. In a cp patient a multitude of test would be needed first.