I think the biggest dangers of aas usage is the abuse of the steroid in itself. I mean, look at Ronnie Coleman and all these pro body builders of today. They are genetic freaks and no matter how healthy they eat, no matter how low bf they have, their hearts cannot, and will not sustain healthy functions if they continue to be overweight. I believe if a person is 295 pounds, that's probably well over 150 pounds overweight naturally, whether it's fat or muscle, it's still putting a toll on all the organs in the body. Sure, a fatty has a lot more issues than someone who's like Ronnie..but still..
I was shocked after being involved with aas usage for the past 2 years, watching all these supposedly healthy BBr's fall dead due to an aneurism, heart attack or a stroke. And guess what? They were all well over 100 pounds their genetic weight..
If that doesn't get a body builder, then i bet it's drugs or something to do with their lifestyles..Most gear users were (or are) addicts in the true sense. Is there truth behind the statement that I just said or myth? Most docs know that a lot of speed freaks turn from tweek to gear eventually...I can't count how many times i have read those posts, "I'm on methadone now..." or "I'm on pain killers..." or "Can I drink everyday and be on..." or "does smoking weed ed....effect my cycle.."
I give props to those bbrs' who can keep their crap under control and in check and live the healthy life style. It seems more and more on here and on other boards that the truth behind the lifestyle of juicing is coming out in ed posts with concerns with drug usage etc.
I think, honestly, we're all kidding ourselves if we think that juicing is living a sober lifestyle or just cuz we juice we're the exception..It all comes down we're putting a foreign matter into our bodies and it overall increases the possibilities of us shortening our lives by whatever means necessary to look big, feel strong, and wear our fanny packs. And if we stopped juicing, our lives probably would last longer living in our flabby, stretch-marked healthy bodies with our fanny packs still on.
