Do steroids have an effect on the CNS?

[Triple J]

be careful with the EQ also, it can definately contribute to anxiety/paranoia in some people.

 

[jagerbombme]

test give paranoia, anxiety?

 

[BigCracker]

be careful with the EQ also, it can definately contribute to anxiety/paranoia in some people.

I keep my blinds shut and only leave the house at night. To make sure I'm not being followed in my car I spend more time looking in my rear view mirror than I do watching the road ahead. Black helicopters are constantly following me and the NSA is monitoring my phone conversations and email. I think the fat old man that lives next to me is a DEA Agent and my neighbor across the street is in the ATF. I think my old lady is cheating on me even though she's chained to my bed 24/7. Underwear gnomes are stealing my underwear from the clothes dryer. My cell phone is causing a brain tumor and a terrorist attack on USA soil is imminent. God help us all, the end is near!!! Time to go buy more water purification tabs, plastic sheeting and duct tape. I'm not paranoid-just well aware of my surroundings.

 

[bigmouth2006]

be careful with the EQ also, it can definately contribute to anxiety/paranoia in some people.

yes EQ fuck's my head all up

 

[BuildUp]

With a masters in psychology, I would highly advise you be extra careful with any AAS, as having a propensity to ephedra, AAS can cause severe emotional and psychological problems to the CNS in those individuals with a history of underlying problems or symptoms from any type of performance enhancing drugs of any sort. I would get a check-up or see a neurologist to schedule an EEG to make sure your not in any type of danger. Not trying to scare you, just have to give sound advice to avoid any symptons you may be unaware of.

 

[onerippedmofo]

be careful with the EQ also, it can definately contribute to anxiety/paranoia in some people.

How so? What about the compound causes anxiety, etc as compared to others?

 

[bigmouth2006]

With a masters in psychology, I would highly advise you be extra careful with any AAS, as having a propensity to ephedra, AAS can cause severe emotional and psychological problems to the CNS in those individuals with a history of underlying problems or symptoms from any type of performance enhancing drugs of any sort. I would get a check-up or see a neurologist to schedule an EEG to make sure your not in any type of danger. Not trying to scare you, just have to give sound advice to avoid any symptons you may be unaware of.

what kind of danger?

 

[BigCracker]

what kind of danger?

Becoming an addict of sorts.

 

[ALIN]

Here's the deal. I am very sensitive to a lot of different supplements, drugs, chemicals, etc due to a severe reaction to ephedrine I had a few years back and was wondering how, if at all, steroids (testosterone) affects the Central Nervous System (CNS).

The reason I ask is because I'm not feeling too good after starting my next cycle (Test Prop / EQ - 400mg of each per wk). I've used Prop and Deca before (my first cycle... currently on my second) without ever having any problems. I'm not sure if maybe it's cause I'm using a different supplier now or what. I've been on my cycle for about 2 weeks now and would really hate to have to stop. I am concerned however for my health. I also started taking a new multi-vitamin with a lot of different herbal stuff in it (no stimulants or anything) so I'm thinking it might be because of that and not the gear...

And as for questions regarding 'symptoms'... I'm not trying to be rude or anything but I just honestly can't describe them - I spent the better part of the year after my ephedrine 'incident' trying to explain what was going on neurogically inside me but just couldn't seem to encapsulate it in words. I just want to know if steroids have the ability to affect the CNS... thank you.

Yes they do effect the CNS.

 

[bigmouth2006]

Becoming an addict of sorts.

becoming an addict of drugs in general or steroids?