You may soon ask your GP for

[anthrax]

Deca

At leat they understand that juice is not evil

Anabolic steroids are against the rules for professional athletes, but preliminary research suggests that steroids may help repair a shoulder injury that affects many professional and weekend athletes.

In lab experiments using bioengineered tendons, researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that tendons treated with an anabolic steroid were stronger than untreated tendons.

"In a highly experimental model, anabolic steroids do appear to improve the quality of rotator cuff tendon tissue," lead author Dr. Spero G. Karas told Reuters Health.

Most likely, steroids help by improving protein production in each tendon cell or by boosting the way tendon cells communicate with each other, Karas said.

 

[V-Machine]

Cool.........when are the human trials? I'm sure that they wont be short of volunteers.

 

[Robert Jan]

Did a doctor seriously just publish that? That's been known FOREVER.

Professional soccer players in Europe are given deca/GH cycles when they have injuries to get them playing again faster.

when I myself actually went to a sports doctor with a patella tendon complaint he actually said if it wouldn't go away he'd consider steroid therapy. I was only 16-17 then.

Whatever doctor just published this has lived in a cave for a while.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

it wasnt too many years ago that the US military tested steroids in general to see if "they helped build more muscle"

sure enough this is common knowledge, but its just this sort of doctor thats needed to help build awareness/acceptance

first it was the AIDS sufferers/chemo patients, now the weekend warriors - soon enough casual cosmetic use will be medically acceptable