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dallas said:
HesAPooka said:
dallas said:
Yeah it would be a bad idea if the side effects were bad, but again, if I use a low or moderate dose then I shouldn't have anything to worry about or probably even notice.


My friend is a nurse at a cardiac clinic, and a few years back when I joked about taking steroids she told me that the majority of younger people that come in and have heart problems are people who are either using or have used steroids. 


That's fine, I know young people that are diabetics, have grave's disease, etc that are in far worse condition than any meathead shooting up.  Ok, granted it can mess with your heart but to do that you would first get other symptoms like a huge roid gut, and acromegaly so bad that you would appear to be a cromagnon man. Do you really think that I will abuse these drugs to that point?  If so then I can see your logic.

I don't know how often you do or don't cycle, but it might not take as much you as may think in order for the steroids to have a negative impact on you health. You can do as you wish. I was just putting it out there. Oh and on top oc cardiac sysmtoms people who do steroids can have other complications. You body might start producing less testosterone naturally especially if you are using at a young age (I don't know your real age), and they can have a big impact on your adrenal glads and lead to cushing or other diseases. Not saying this will happen. Just saying it can. 

Edit: if you're going to use I suggest building up your cardiovascular system a lot before hand. Lots of endurance running and sprints. That way your heart wont respond as much to the drug, but either way you can get really good results naturally as well. I used to work out a lot, and I once put on 22lbs in 3.5 months which is a lot for someone 5'10 who started at 170 at the begining of the bulk.  Granted it wasn't a clean bulk, but I did get a fair amount of muscle. 



I was walking down along the street and I heard this voice saying, "Good evening, Mr. Dowd." Well, I turned around and here was this big six-foot rabbit leaning up against a lamp-post. Well, I thought nothing of that because when you've lived in a town as long as I've lived in this one, you get used to the fact that everybody knows your name.