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New Book: Dopers in Uniform
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<blockquote data-quote="madman" data-source="post: 92494" data-attributes="member: 13851"><p>Testosterone/aas - first athletes (olympics)->bodybulders->mainstream (weekend warriors)->high school kids (athletes or regular joes) and since the golden era a majority of sports (football/ baseball/cycling/sprinters/boxers/hockey/basketball/soccer/mma).</p><p></p><p>Steroids have always been used or abused and no surprise that policemen/firemen/military personal have taken part. Nothing new here! Bigger/stronger/faster male mentality.</p><p></p><p>Majority of users (athletes) before it became the bodybuilding subculture had applied the use of chemical warfare in order to increase recovery time from training/increase strength/increase muscle and use it to enhance ones skill in their specific sport.</p><p></p><p>Abuse by bodybuilders just made the general public believe testosterone/aas is evil/poison when in reality testosterone is critical to ones health/overall well being.</p><p></p><p>Sad that society came to the point of average joes (high school kids/non-athletes/gym junkies) that abuse the hormones in order to simply have bigger/stronger muscles beyond what one could attain naturally simply for purely cosmetic purposes/just to look good in the mirror.</p><p></p><p>Sure there is nothing wrong with wanting to be strong/muscular and fit but to the point where one is carrying excess muscle mass beyond their natural genetic potential for the sake of looks seems absurd.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="madman, post: 92494, member: 13851"] Testosterone/aas - first athletes (olympics)->bodybulders->mainstream (weekend warriors)->high school kids (athletes or regular joes) and since the golden era a majority of sports (football/ baseball/cycling/sprinters/boxers/hockey/basketball/soccer/mma). Steroids have always been used or abused and no surprise that policemen/firemen/military personal have taken part. Nothing new here! Bigger/stronger/faster male mentality. Majority of users (athletes) before it became the bodybuilding subculture had applied the use of chemical warfare in order to increase recovery time from training/increase strength/increase muscle and use it to enhance ones skill in their specific sport. Abuse by bodybuilders just made the general public believe testosterone/aas is evil/poison when in reality testosterone is critical to ones health/overall well being. Sad that society came to the point of average joes (high school kids/non-athletes/gym junkies) that abuse the hormones in order to simply have bigger/stronger muscles beyond what one could attain naturally simply for purely cosmetic purposes/just to look good in the mirror. Sure there is nothing wrong with wanting to be strong/muscular and fit but to the point where one is carrying excess muscle mass beyond their natural genetic potential for the sake of looks seems absurd. [/QUOTE]
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