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> downright laughable *criminal Not literally, but it's really, really awful for society to have no idea what physiques/transformations required AAS and which
by reaperman 3y ago
> downright laughable
*criminal
Not literally, but it's really, really awful for society to have no idea what physiques/transformations required AAS and which didn't. That type of misinformation should not be allowed, and it would be amazing if there were a reasonable way to ban mass media lying / misrepresentation. Unfortunately, any law like that would instantly get weaponized to obliterate any remaining first amendment protections.
It's crazy how many athletes I tried to keep up with at D2/D3 schools which I now realize were on heavy steroid cycles but at the time I just thought I wasn't eating enough / had bad genetics / whatever.
It's also interesting how the negative effects of light/moderate steroid use are really blown out of proportion, and how many men on "TRT" are getting their testosterone to twice the highest "normal" levels (e.g. reaching testosterone levels of 1500-2000) under a doctor's recommendation.
And men just blame themselves their whole life for simply not trying hard enough.
When I finally started TRT at the relatively very low dose of 120mg/week I laughed/cried for months at how insanely easy it was to build real muscle for the first time in my life. Training at 15-25% of the intensity that I used to over the past 20 years yielded 400% better results.