dedprez* said:
Sachet...contrary to what tv and newspapers say....Anabolis steriods do no affect your genetic makeup...nor are they harmful if used properly....testosterone is in our bodies naturaly.....its what makes us guys GUYS! by only supplementing our natural production with much more test is not going to affect your genetic makeup or cause birth defects.....it only makes your natural sperm production lower ....it is not like the little wee one is going to come out with muscles or have birth defects that arent caused by something else.....let us know what you are thinkin girl!
Yes, testosterone is in the body naturally.
Anabolic steroids are 'chemicals that are similar to the male hormone testosterone'.. which causes the problems with reduced sperm production, shrinking of the testicles, impotence, difficulty or pain in urinating, baldness, infertility, development of boobies and increased risk for prostate cancer.
If you're merely just supplimenting, why do most users notice permanent hair loss?
This is kinda all new to me & you're really putting my mind to the test here dedprez
I came to this site awhile ago to learn, but I always end up using my time to chitty chat with you people! *lol*
SoOo be nice cause I'm learning along the way..
I know quite a bit about how powerful hormones can be when there's an imbalance, so I'm assuming AAS use the same pathways..
I'm thinking in terms of how AAS affect cells though kinase pathways and most definately driven by at least one atypical receptor.
See, although testosterone is an active hormone, its primary function in the areas of the body & brain is as a prohormone.
Testosterone has to be converted in areas of the central nervous system and then it continues to send its messages to the rest of the body.
When you pump steroids into the bloodstream, it travels through organs and muscle throughout your entire body.
Steroids would most likely react by surrounding individual cells in your organs.
Then they'd pass through the cell membranes to enter the cytoplasm of the cells.
The AAS cling to receptors in the cytoplasman then enter into the nucleus of the cells.
The steroid*receptor combination or complex is then able to change the functions of the genetic material & spark the production of new proteins.
SoOo yes, it appears your genetic material IS being changed.
It's the newly formed proteins that carry out the effects of the steroids.
That's how steroids end up altering the liver, kidneys, heart, brain and reproductive organs.
I'll hafta see if anyone knows anything about it's effects on the brain.. I'm sure it has to throw off brain chemicals & perhaps that's why there's so many guys complaining about depression.
dedprez* said:
Sachet....so...you are telling me that becuz alcohol and tobacco are "legal" then it is ok to do them??and they do not cause disease and birth defects in babies??come on now...i c your point tho....on telling your other significant partner...but for some guys that is just not an option...but to think that AS causes disease in unborn babies is ludacris....you said it yourself ..."genetic predisposition" you cant change genetics....
Nope, it's not okay to do alcohol or smoke just because it's legal.
There's many over the counter drugs that could do some serious damage to babies as well..
The choice is yours.
The reason I brought up the legal part was because if it's a controlled prescription for a steroid, their physician controls the duration & is monitoring them.
Why isn't it an option for some guys to tell their significant partner?