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They can be dangerous, properly administered they tend not to be. In the early part of the epo era, a number of lesser pros and amateurs killed themselves by t
by TheCondor 3y ago
They can be dangerous, properly administered they tend not to be. In the early part of the epo era, a number of lesser pros and amateurs killed themselves by thickening their blood with epo. Most of the serious dopers are still incredible specimens without much in the way of negative physical effects, they all had doctors monitoring them though.
The psychological aspects have possibly been more dangerous than the chemicals,
- ip26 3y agoThey slept with their heart monitors on. And they set an alarm to sound if their heart rates dropped below a certain level. On hearing the alarm, you then got up out of bed, got onto your bike [...] and pedalled for ten minutes to re-start your circulation. https://www.vice.com/en/article/xdpbnd/he-just-wanted-to-take-more-drugs-than-anyone-else https://www.vice.com/en/article/xdpbnd/he-just-wanted-to-tak... How is that not a negative physical effect?