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EIp

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Hi all,

In a few days, I am planning on posting a link to a research study I'm working on and I wanted to introduce myself first. I've been working with our research team at Touro University for the past year and we're conducting a survey to learn more about people's exercise habits and supplement/medication use. The research should debunk some popular exercise and performance enhancement myths -- and hopefully teach us a lot about current fitness trends and steroid use trends.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Thanks!
Eric

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EIp said:
Hi all,

In a few days, I am planning on posting a link to a research study I'm working on and I wanted to introduce myself first. I've been working with our research team at Touro University for the past year and we're conducting a survey to learn more about people's exercise habits and supplement/medication use. The research should debunk some popular exercise and performance enhancement myths -- and hopefully teach us a lot about current fitness trends and steroid use trends.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Thanks!
Eric
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Get away from us!
 
mmzawa,
I definitely understand your concern and just want to let you know off the bat that I am not here to bash steroid use.

The goal of my study is to actually provide an objective presentation on dosing/SEs of the various AAS and ancillary agents used (i.e. tamoxifen, Clomid, HCG). I would also like to debunk myths about AAS-use as the majority of the public is often misled by the media.

Many of the AAS-users on other sites are excited to see how their dosing compares to others around the world.

Our survey (which has been live for ~4 weeks) has received positive feedback and responses from other sites such as:

steroid.com, t-nation.com

Hope you have a change of mind. Let me know if I can address anything else.

- Eric
 
Check out the surveymonkey link below in my sig if you'd like to participate.

- Eric
 
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EIp said:
mmzawa,
I definitely understand your concern and just want to let you know off the bat that I am not here to bash steroid use.

The goal of my study is to actually provide an objective presentation on dosing/SEs of the various AAS and ancillary agents used (i.e. tamoxifen, Clomid, HCG). I would also like to debunk myths about AAS-use as the majority of the public is often misled by the media.

Many of the AAS-users on other sites are excited to see how their dosing compares to others around the world.

Our survey (which has been live for ~4 weeks) has received positive feedback and responses from other sites such as:

steroid.com, t-nation.com

Hope you have a change of mind. Let me know if I can address anything else.

- Eric
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How long were their cycles? Are you touching all bases?(Pre cycle, during and PCT)
 
MrBigPR said:
How long were their cycles? Are you touching all bases?(Pre cycle, during and PCT)
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Great questions. Assuming the AAS is being cycled (some have used it continuously), we are looking at typical cycle length, longest cycle length, typical off-period between cycles; AAS dosing/combinations are being assessed from their most recent cycle.

It will be good to look at specifics of pre-cycle/PCT in a future study. However, we already had a tough time condensing questions so the survey was not too long.

Any feedback on the current survey?

- Eric
 
Steveoph said:
I went through the survey and thought it was pretty thorough and gave plenty of options for customizing your answers. What you do with the data is another story , hopefully something good comes out of it.
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Thanks Steveoph. We are looking to publish in peer-reviewed journals. Most of the medical community is quite unaware and hopefully this can help educate health care professionals when caring for their patients.

- Eric
 
Thanks for those who have helped with the survey thus far. The more people the stronger the data (currently have ~900 participants and 250+ AAS-users).

Any feedback is greatly appreciated also.

Survey link is below:

- Eric
 
i'm not sure PH/PS needs any more attention right now from the un-informed masses, but not informing them might be worse, depends on how this is pitched of course.
 
I think the side effects should be seperated into 2.

1st side effect experienced DURING the cycle.


2nd side effect experienced AFTER the cycle.

Cause i experienced a low libido during, and it got back after (in PCT)

Just my opinion
 
Problem said:
I think the side effects should be seperated into 2.

1st side effect experienced DURING the cycle.


2nd side effect experienced AFTER the cycle.

Cause i experienced a low libido during, and it got back after (in PCT)

Just my opinion
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Thanks "Problem" that is something we can consider utilizing in a future survey. Good feedback!

- Eric
 
Also am curious to see the trends on insulin use. Thus far in our study, it seems much less prevalent than 4-5 yrs ago...
 
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