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Worst cancer causing aas
- Thread starter hallow
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I have never came across ant articles linking AAS to cancer directly. It's one of those issues thats never been proven. Some doctors will use it as a scare tactic to scare the abuse of the drug. This is wrong because there's so many beneficail uses to AAS.
Here is some reading:
http://www.globalchange.com/steroids.htm
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=2671596&dopt=Citation
Here is some reading:
http://www.globalchange.com/steroids.htm
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=2671596&dopt=Citation
I don't think theres a high correlation between cancer and AAS, if any at all. However, AAS are known to increase the size of the prostate in some men, that can in turn lead to prostate cancer which is very prevelant among men. Any time you stress an organ for long periods of time it does damage and makes it more succeptible to disease and infection. Men who have eaten large quantities of red meat throughout their lives are more prone to prostate cancer because too much red meat antagonizes the prostate, just as alcoholics are more prone to liver cancer because of the stress alcohol places on the liver. It might be possible that extremely heavy usage of 17-aa steroids can increase likelihood of liver cancer in users.
I am by no means an expert on any of this and would be interested to hear some other facts about the matter. I think I've heard somewhere that clomid has been linked to cancer.
I am by no means an expert on any of this and would be interested to hear some other facts about the matter. I think I've heard somewhere that clomid has been linked to cancer.
doyouyahoo
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Latest studies show no link between testosterone and prostate link.ryan04 said:
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satchboogie
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the toxicity of anadrol, halotestin, and dbols in high doses over an extended duration can most certainly cause liver cancer.
in fact, anadrol has been linked to cancer.
in fact, anadrol has been linked to cancer.
doyouyahoo
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I read somewhere where a guy was using 100-150drol every single day for 2 years straight and got liver cancer. There are only 4 documented liver cancer links to AAS.satchboogie said:
MASSIVEMONSTER
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Yes thats true if its in your genes you will get it no matter what. IGF and HGH can increase cancer cells rate of formation to a degree too.
In terms of anabolics, best avoid orals in my experience. Stick to the injectable gear and take small amounts with a good rest period. Also do some CV eat clean and youll be just fine
In terms of anabolics, best avoid orals in my experience. Stick to the injectable gear and take small amounts with a good rest period. Also do some CV eat clean and youll be just fine
Maetenloch
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The only AAS that have been linked to cancer have been 17-aa oral steroids and in these cases it was people taking fairly large doses for years at a time putting a longterm stress on their livers. Non-17aa aren't known to cause any cancers, however they may possibly cause existing cancers to grow faster through increased IGF levels.
Mavafanculo
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I remeber researching this and the best information at the time was that anadrol was the only steroid shown to actually _cause_ cancer, and tren lowered immunity and made you more succeptable for predispositions/opportunistic cancers
Steve The Bluesman
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Dieselgoku23
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lol your mom call it "Pleasuring yourself" dude that sounds like incest man!!. I dont know many dudes that talk to their moms about jacking off lol. Kinda gross broDreadNot said:
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