STEROID use by Cruz Adams

 

Introduction

What Are Steroids?

History

Side Effects

Pro and Cons

Sources

STEROID USE

STEROID PROS and CONS


Commonly associated Positive and Negative side effects of Anabolic Steroid use. As you can see, the Negatives far out weigh the Positives.  Take a good look and see what you are willing to risk.

Commonly Reported Negative Effects:

Both Sexes:

• Increased risk of mood disturbances including mania and depression
• Increased risk of psychosis
• Increased risk of aggressive acts which may injure self or others
• Increased risk of cardiovascular disease
• Increased risk of liver disease and cancer
• Increased risk of kidney disease and cancer
• Risk of HIV and Hepatitis B & C from contaminated needles
• Acne
• Bad breath
• Decreased sex drive
• Baldness
• Water retention
• Muscle cramps
• Aching joints
• Increased risk of muscle tears
• Increased risk of tendon injuries
• Increased risk of nose bleeds
• Insomnia
• Decrease in immune system effectiveness
• Infertility
Men:

• Increased risk of prostate enlargement and cancer
• Decreased testicular size
• Gynecomastia (growth of breasts)
Women:

• Increased risk of cervical and endometrial cancer
• Increased risk of osteoporosis
• Irreversible enlargement of the clitoris
• Irreversible hoarsening and deepening of the voice
• Irreversible increase in facial and body hair
• Decreased breast size
• Amenorrhea
• Uterine atrophy
Children:

• Short Stature
• Premature ephiphyseal closure
Commonly Reported Positive Effects:


• Increased leanness / muscle definition
• Increased muscle mass / weight
• Increased strength
• Increased effectiveness of training
• Improved recovery rate
• Euphoria
• Increased aggressiveness
• Increased sex drive

(musclenet.com/proandcons)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Sources

musclenet.com

testosteronenation.com