Underground Steroid Handbook 2

Severe acne should be controlled with Accutane, either 10mg or 20mg once a day,
depending on how bad the acne is. You may also need a mild antibiotic to kill off the
bacteria that is feeding from the oil in the sebaceous glands and turning it into pus. Acne
in the strength athlete usually brands him or her as a heavy steroid user, and that idea is
socially repugnant. Not only is acne bad for your skin, and your whole recuperative
process, it's bad for your mind also. Yes, you could just live with it; the acne goes away
when you stop using steroids, but the pockmarks and scarring (both dermal and
emotional) stay.
AGGRESSION - In women aggression can be a positive aspect and in these modern
times is grudgingly accepted. The worst case of aggression I've encountered in women
was not much more than simple obnoxiousness, no 'More unpleasant to bear than a
Scientology accostall or an EST/Forum trade.
The obnoxiousness results from women straying into the realm of the minor or major
androgenic steroids. Remember that just 2 Dianabol a day for a woman gives her the
androgen equivalent of a normal male. If a woman insists on using androgens and her
aggression negatively affects her job and relationships, well, she has wandered into the
realm of irrationality and the options are to convince her to change her drugs, get
counselling, slip her a Valium, or just ignore her.
Men, though, with increased aggressiveness can become outright frightening and
dangerous, as well as being general dickheads. Try riding in a car with a 300 pound,
acne ridden, hungry testosterone repository during rush hour traffic, Men have no
excuse. Even the most bonehead of steroid users knows that all the really good,
effective steroids: Testosterone, Anadrol, Dianabol, will make you more aggressive.
Small or moderate amounts don't usually make men too objectionable, but if you insist
on megadosing these drugs for whatever reason, and your family and friends are
valuable to you, then learn to control the aggression. It is simply a form of mental
discipline. Learn to control the drug; don't let the drug control you.
BALDNESS - Some steroids can make your hair fall out. It is rarely an anabolic steroid
that does this, but rather the androgens, notably the testosterones. Anadrol, which is a
borderline androgen, seem to cause hair loss as well as a more potent androgen can.
Scientists think that the hair loss is related to a high conversion rate of the steroid to
DHT (dihydrotestosterone). Although there is some regrowth of hair after taking the
drugs, this side effect should be considered a permanent one. It you are a man and the
men in your family have a history of male pattern baldness, the androgens will
accelerate the process on you.
Men get hair loss at the widow's peak and the monk's cap area. Women who got hair
loss from steroids (few do, as few use such androgenic drugs) get the hair loss on the
sides of the head at the temples and above the ears. So far there is no way to treat this
side effect, only to avoid it. I personally have seen one male get astounding hair
regrowth using a Minoxidil and Retin-A liquid preparation, so perhaps this will become a
viable therapy.
BIG NOSE - Steroids do allow cartilage growth and parts of the nose and ears are made
of cartilage. You don't seem to notice the ears growing, nor do you notice the nose
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