Steroids
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Kenny wrote
It reminds me of when Adlai Stevenson was running for President. A lady told him "All the thinking people are behind you."
Stevenson replied, I agree. However, I need a majority to win.
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Good point Kenny. I'm still laughing, but I think only you, Stephen and myself even know who Adlai Stephenson was.
Tim
It reminds me of when Adlai Stevenson was running for President. A lady told him "All the thinking people are behind you."
Stevenson replied, I agree. However, I need a majority to win.
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Good point Kenny. I'm still laughing, but I think only you, Stephen and myself even know who Adlai Stephenson was.
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Hmm would you be referring to muscle dysmorphia:I understand. However, there is NO physical addiction to steriods. It is more of a mental addiction.
That mental addiction is NOT caused steriods. It is caused by the mental problem of the individual.
I guarantee these mentally disturbed individuals are going to have some issues with something.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_dysmorphiaMuscle dysmorphia is a disorder in which a person becomes obsessed with the idea that he or she is not muscular enough. Those who suffer from muscle dysmorphia tend to hold delusions that they are "skinny" or "too small" but are often above average in musculature. Sometimes referred to as bigorexia or reverse anorexia nervosa, it is a very specific type of body dysmorphic disorder.
I believe no matter what these parents would put their kids on steroids. Look at that 'wrestler' who allegedly put his kid on the gear. Then killed them and himself. He would be catagorized as being a tad bit deranged. I think it takes somebody a little bit out there to put their kids on stuff like that.If steroids were readily available by prescription, one could imagine soccer moms and baseball dads all over the country giving steroids to their kids so that their kids can make the team.
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These individuals are a bomb waiting to go off. You can blame steriods totally for that.Whatever term you prefer to call mental if ok with me.ironmaiden708 wrote:Hmm would you be referring to muscle dysmorphia:I understand. However, there is NO physical addiction to steriods. It is more of a mental addiction.
That mental addiction is NOT caused steriods. It is caused by the mental problem of the individual.
I guarantee these mentally disturbed individuals are going to have some issues with something.
And what socceer mom would do this?If steroids were readily available by prescription, one could imagine soccer moms and baseball dads all over the country giving
steroids to their kids so that their kids can make the team.
I believe no matter what these parents would put their kids on steroids. Look at that 'wrestler' who allegedly put his kid on the gear. Then killed them and himself. He would be catagorized as being a tad bit deranged. I think it takes somebody a little bit out there to put their kids on stuff like that.
It was just a matter or time before Benoit (the wrestler) did that to someone.
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I agree. Who knows that guy?TimD wrote:Kenny wrote
It reminds me of when Adlai Stevenson was running for President. A lady told him "All the thinking people are behind you."
Stevenson replied, I agree. However, I need a majority to win.
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Good point Kenny. I'm still laughing, but I think only you, Stephen and myself even know who Adlai Stephenson was.
Tim
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Is this the article?Kenny Croxdale wrote: Cy Willson, who writes for t-mag.com, wrote an upgrade to Montana's article. I like Wilson's approach as well.
However, t-mag has updated their site and I have not been able to locate Wilson's article. The article is there some place.
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http://www.t-nation.com/article/feature ... health&cr=
I was reading this thread with interest and just done a quick search, thought I would post it.
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Thanks for finding Wilson's article. Wilson provides some good information on how to administer steriods in such a way that one maximizes the benefits while minimizing the risk.KPj wrote:Is this the article?Kenny Croxdale wrote: Cy Willson, who writes for t-mag.com, wrote an upgrade to Montana's article. I like Wilson's approach as well.
However, t-mag has updated their site and I have not been able to locate Wilson's article. The article is there some place.
Kenny Croxdale
http://www.t-nation.com/article/feature ... health&cr=
I was reading this thread with interest and just done a quick search, thought I would post it.
KPj
Wison's article is documented with information...see his list of resources a the bottom of the article.
Please note that in reading any article, you have NOT finished reading the article until you have examined the resources.
One of the most interesting part of the article is, "There's a potentially dangerous drug out there of which you should be made aware. It can cause damage to the gastrointestinal system (gastric mucosal bleeding) and lead to ulcers even when used at very low dosages. This drug was implicated in death by medical examiners 101 times in 1998 and led to 12,815 hospital visits in that same year. In short, this stuff could kill you… and you probably have some in your medicine cabinet right now! The name of this potential killer? Aspirin."
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I'm sure that wold be made illegal to if it gave people an 'unfair' advantage.One of the most interesting part of the article is, "There's a potentially dangerous drug out there of which you should be made aware. It can cause damage to the gastrointestinal system (gastric mucosal bleeding) and lead to ulcers even when used at very low dosages. This drug was implicated in death by medical examiners 101 times in 1998 and led to 12,815 hospital visits in that same year. In short, this stuff could kill you… and you probably have some in your medicine cabinet right now! The name of this potential killer? Aspirin."
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did anyone read this?corless319_ wrote:The most important questions are. Who came up with the idea of making steroids illegal and why? If it just makes you bigger and stronger why cant we use and or buy them? It's our body why cant we inject what we want? If a pregnant lady can abort a kid because she just doesn't want it why can't someone put something into their body that doesnt have proven negative consequences? They say Chris benoit went into roid rage and killed his entire family? I think he was messed in the head, big time. Seriously though who made it illegal and why? Why isnt niccotine illegal? Niccotine hooks more people on ciggarettes and kills them with many forms of problems and they have commercials for cigarettes. Well I haven't seen any recently but millions die from that and that doesnt help ANYTHING. Completely negative. I don't know.
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I responed to it in part.corless319_ wrote:did anyone read this?corless319_ wrote:The most important questions are. Who came up with the idea of making steroids illegal and why? If it just makes you bigger and stronger why cant we use and or buy them? It's our body why cant we inject what we want? If a pregnant lady can abort a kid because she just doesn't want it why can't someone put something into their body that doesnt have proven negative consequences? They say Chris benoit went into roid rage and killed his entire family? I think he was messed in the head, big time. Seriously though who made it illegal and why? Why isnt niccotine illegal? Niccotine hooks more people on ciggarettes and kills them with many forms of problems and they have commercials for cigarettes. Well I haven't seen any recently but millions die from that and that doesnt help ANYTHING. Completely negative. I don't know.
Good question with hard answers. Your are into the moral isues and that becomes a "Merry Go Round" with two opposing view points...and neither side giving in.
Nothing is acomplished...so, why go there?
At least with science, your are presented with the facts or empirical data.
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Thats easy, force them to sign a disclaimer that claims zero liability if they get injured.It's amazing how the libertarian "do your own thing" mentality co-exists so amicably with the "victim" mentality in our country today.
If steroids were legalized, many of the people screaming for their use today will be filing lawsuits tomorrow.
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If that is so then they aren't libertarian.Stephen Johnson wrote:It's amazing how the libertarian "do your own thing" mentality co-exists so amicably with the "victim" mentality in our country today.
If steroids were legalized, many of the people screaming for their use today will be filing lawsuits tomorrow.