Common mistake with taking gear!?

[AnotherUser]

1) So if it's naturally occuring it's not a drug?

2)
Diseases AS are used to treat:
Primary hypogonadism
Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism
Delayed puberty
Erectile Dysfunction
Osteoporosis
Cachexia (muscle waisting due to a chronic disease, such as AIDS)
"indicated for palliation of androgenresponsive
recurrent mammary cancer in
women who are more than one year but
less than five years postmenopausal, or
who have been proven to have a hormone-
dependent tumor as shown by previous
beneficial response to castration."

Lets look past AIDS Besides, look at definition 2 and 3 of the Merriam-Webster definition. A drug doesn't have to cure a disease. Drugs can treat symptoms of diseases too. Back to the AIDS arguement, lets look at AZT. AZT doesn't cure HIV, but it can dramatically slow its progression. Are you telling me that it's not a drug? What about drugs such as Xanax, Valium, OxyContin, etc. They don't cure diseases, just treat symptoms. Are you telling me they're not drugs?

And BTW, why do you think so many different AS exist? Pharmaceutical companies (the people who make drugs ) didn't pour money into the research because they thought it would be fun.

3) I'm just curious what you would call anabolic steroids if you woudn't call them drugs? Even tylenol and aspirin are drugs. The problem isn't the classification, it's with the complete misunderstanding/lack of eduction in the public. THEY ARE DRUGS.

You're confusing the actual definition of drugs with the street definition of drugs.

[Muscleguy40oz]

Re: Re: Common mistake with taking gear!?

Originally posted by basskiller
The esterfied drug does this without any help from you adding to it..
In actuallity.. your prolonging the time until you reach the max gear concentration levels in your system..That's what you want.. Not a climb.

You may have done good with this.. fine, But what I wonder is... What you would have gained if you frontloaded it

Btw.. Which magazine and who was the arthor of the article

I didnt read it from a magazine, i read it from a newsletter that i got in an email. Here is actual statement:

"Research shows that you must increase the dosage of steroids for the initial positive nitrogen balance that steroids induce to continue. This positive nitrogen balance begins to return to normal after 6 to 8 weeks of a particular steroid's use. These facts indicate that a cycle should involve using steroids on an incline dose pattern and that switching to different steroids should occur at no more than 8 weeks."