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>horse steroid They're all "horse steroids," generally, as veterinarians are a common source of grey/black market AAS. Winstrol was likely very common then, as
by icelancer 9y ago
>horse steroid
They're all "horse steroids," generally, as veterinarians are a common source of grey/black market AAS. Winstrol was likely very common then, as was Deca-Durabolin and Trenbolone. Obviously good old-fashioned injectable Testosterone [insert ester here] was used as well.
As for HGH, I'm not sure it was all that common in the 80s, or really even now. The benefits for adult males are... dubious, to say the least; it's not like testosterone which we know how valuable it can be for athletic performance.
- CuriouslyC 9y agoIf a tested athlete used any of those compounds in the 80s they would have been popped for sure. All of those compounds have really long detection periods.
- icelancer 9y agoWatch Icarus or look into any of the state-sponsored avoidance programs. Your answers lie there. Also Winstrol and Test Propionate (or Suspension) have short detection times, HGH didn't have a test until recently, and EPO was in the same boat.