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Here, I’ll play devil’s advocate, even though I may have dabbled in anabolics once or twice. (Kidding, DEA! Obviously! D.A.R.E. worked for me!) The potential s
by perardi 5y ago
Here, I’ll play devil’s advocate, even though I may have dabbled in anabolics once or twice. (Kidding, DEA! Obviously! D.A.R.E. worked for me!)
The potential side effects are real. Very real. It requires a high degree of information literacy to do even a basic testosterone cycle, as you need to understand the injection frequency, how to control estrogen on cycle, and post-cycle therapy. It’s not like weed, were you can just go buy a vape cartridge. It’s a little complex, and liable to end up going poorly in the most interested market of young naïve men.
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Now, that’s the best argument, though if you’re libertarian minded, it’s still a terrible argument.
Of course the real truth is…do you have money? Do you live in or near a large city? If you do, there are “male enhancement clinics” who are more than happy to provide you with testosterone and maybe more, and guide you through all the side effects and post-cycle therapy. It is trivially easy to get ahold of steroids, and it is not hard to find a doc who will look the other way.