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The future of Aas

Elzur

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Where does it go from here, will they be legalised?, will the underground stigma ever fade and a pro steroid era come back ?(Arnold's era). will culture accept them in sport or will they fade away. Also the future In terms of stem cell /genetic research and medical developments will they be replaced? Your thoughts ...
 
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Elzur said:
Where does it go from here, will they be legalised?, will the underground stigma ever fade and a pro steroid era come back ?(Arnold's era). will culture accept them in sport or will they fade away. Also the future In terms of stem cell /genetic research and medical developments will they be replaced? Your thoughts ...
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I'm in pharmacy school and I would say about have the people I know would have no problem with recommending the FDA remove the Rx requirement from certain AAS in low dose preparations. I had about an hour long sit down with the toxicologist from Bristol-Meyer Squibb. And after reviewing the meta-analysis he agreed with me, that, there "really wasn't a lot to be concerned with".
 
2kvette said:
I'm in pharmacy school and I would say about have the people I know would have no problem with recommending the FDA remove the Rx requirement from certain AAS in low dose preparations. I had about an hour long sit down with the toxicologist from Bristol-Meyer Squibb. And after reviewing the meta-analysis he agreed with me, that, there "really wasn't a lot to be concerned with".
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Also, this has already happened. The morning after pill Plan B is just an orally active AAS that also has good progestin activity, like nandrolone does.
 
amj8858 said:
As long as Tyler hooten parents are alive they will always be illegal
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Oh yea! Forget the fact that he was on SSRI's, which come with a black box warning for suicide in persons under age 20. Also, didn't his mom or sister commit suicide too? Serious mental probs run in the fam.
 
2kvette said:
Oh yea! Forget the fact that he was on SSRI's, which come with a black box warning for suicide in persons under age 20. Also, didn't his mom or sister commit suicide too? Serious mental probs run in the fam.
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Trust me bro I don't think it was the gear that did him in. He had several mental issues. His parents wanted to blame something and they are chasing the wrong ghost. Just watch the documentary bigger stronger faster.
 
The demand will always be there and continue to grow. For whatever reason, liberal and conservative policy makers alike can't seem to grasp basic exonomics that if you suppress or outright cut off supply, you increase both demand and price at the same time.

So even if nothing changes, demand will remain constant because the general public has always sought these things out. If they were legal, a solid 50% of the folks who don't do steroids but lift would certainly end up trying them a time or two.
 
The demand will always be there and continue to grow. For whatever reason, liberal and conservative policy makers alike can't seem to grasp basic exonomics that if you suppress or outright cut off supply, you increase both demand and price at the same time.

So even if nothing changes, demand will remain constant because the general public has always sought these things out. If they were legal, a solid 50% of the folks who don't do steroids but lift would certainly end up trying them a time or two.
 
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