Who's at more risk?

[Nighthawkk]

This has been brought up a bunch of times before, but who do you think is at more risk in the long-term?

1) A serious alcoholic
-i.e. 10+ drinks per day or weekend binge drinker (like drinking a full bottle of 80 proof in a night)

OR

2) A steroid user taking potent 17AA anabolics 6-12 weeks out of the year
-i.e. 75-150mg Anadrol daily for 3-4 weeks at a time, 2-3 cycles per year

 

[UA_Iron]

In the face of lurking variables I would have to say definitely the alcoholic. The lifestyle difference between the bodybuilder and the alcholic is extremely different. The bodybuilder will have the better diet, more exercise and probably a less destructive (maybe) lifestyle.

 

[gsdpharma]

whoa, that's alot of liver abuse either way. At least the alcoholic would have better cardiovascular situation with the thinning of blood.
That's a hefty dose of Abombs, too many factors to consider
I choose neither, final answer

 

[Nighthawkk]

In the face of lurking variables I would have to say definitely the alcoholic. The lifestyle difference between the bodybuilder and the alcholic is extremely different. The bodybuilder will have the better diet, more exercise and probably a less destructive (maybe) lifestyle.

I agree with you fully, although I would like to omit any extraneous variables and just base the survey on the intake of these toxics. Just because you consider yourself a bodybuilder doesn't mean youre living the ideal healthy lifestyle...

 

[UA_Iron]

I agree with you fully, although I would like to omit any extraneous variables and just base the survey on the intake of these toxics. Just because you consider yourself a bodybuilder doesn't mean youre living the ideal healthy lifestyle...

hence the big "maybe" haha

thats about an average a-bomb dosage anyway. Tests and individual response are really the only ways to know.

 

[Djicy]

The alcholic who needs it every day, at least steroid users care and take stuff to help cut the hurt down a bit.

AND AT LEAST THE ROIDS DO SOMETHING USEFUL!!!!!!!!

 

[AMGETR]

Long term I would say the alcoholic. But that's a tough one... Both put alot of strain on the liver. One of my buddies fucked up his liver pretty bad by the age of 28. However, that was heavy AAS use, alot of alcohol usage, lots of recreational drugs (coke, ghb, weed, ect.). So he did destroy his internals by a combination of things.

 

[The Terminator]

Heavy binge type of drinking HAS BEEN directly linked to a slew of health problems...

I think anyone endulging in excessive alcohol daily probably runs a higher risk, (IMO anyway...)

 

[TheAssholeFomerlyKnownAsDBBT]

This has been brought up a bunch of times before, but who do you think is at more risk in the long-term?

1) A serious alcoholic
-i.e. 10+ drinks per day or weekend binge drinker (like drinking a full bottle of 80 proof in a night)

OR

2) A steroid user taking potent 17AA anabolics 6-12 weeks out of the year
-i.e. 75-150mg Anadrol daily for 3-4 weeks at a time, 2-3 cycles per year

Anadrol yes, winstrol mmmno

 

[jerkbox]

steroids have made me healthier.