Good idea/BAd idea ??

[Jacob Creutzfeldt]

Bad Idea

I doubt that you will be able to 'educate' a substance abuse councilor as he/she already has 'the answer'. Your hours of research and probing can not hold up against the logic of the propaganda pamphlets which 'educated' the councilor in the first place to hold a contrary position.

 

[theoak01]

actually he told me he has no knowledge of steroids ,i asked why they werent in the presentation he said he didnt have a clue about them,thats when i offered old amps and info

 

[Jacob Creutzfeldt]

Put him on a cycle and let him get a hands on education. Before you know it, he will, don a ragtop and skull cap, quit his job, and alienate his family to spend more time at the gym. To make money to support his addiction he will turn to a life of prostitution. When he hits rock bottom as junkies always do, you will see him running down Main St. toward a pawnshop with a trashbag full of stolen video and electronic equipment trying to get the cash for an amp of sustanon.

 

[mlomker]

as you guys know steroids can become a addiction,mainly of the weak minded and people who start takening roids to better there self worth

I've read numerous graduate research projects over the last few months on the same topics. There is a great deal of information out there. Here is a book with a lot of citations:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/041522683x

A lot of the research about bodybuilders is rather disparaging. A good portion of the academic community thinks that all bodybuilders have psychological problems. Their argument is that few jobs today requrie physical strength at all so the pursuit of a strong/muscular body is illogical and must result from some sort of self-image problem.

The aforementioned author was rather interesting in that he thought steroid use by bodybuilders was safe...he was quite surprised by how educated bodybuilders are on the proper/safe use of various drugs.