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What defines "safe"?

meatNcreatine

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I am doing a bio term paper (yeah, im 27 and still in school due to hardcore partying back in the days :head:) on AAS and the effects on the male body, and i am a bit stuck......It reads as:

There is no doubt that AAS usage is harmful to men’s health, but some compounds are “safer” than others. What defines a “safer” compound is how much it shutdowns the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Testicular Axis (HPTA), liver toxicity........

I dont fuxckin know man! im completely stuck. Im trying to seperate orals from injectables and how orals are worse than injectables while incorporating the endocrine, cardiovascular systems...:confused::frustrate:think:

im not asking you guys to write it per-say, just to give me pointers, there is waaay to much to cover on AAS. Goddamn my love for biology and chemistry and drugs. lol.
 
Safer is a very relative term....but it looks like you're indicating you want to go in the direction of the less of a strain on the HPTA, the "safer"...If thats the case, you're going to have a hard time seperating orals and injectibles...the easiest way to split it up is into two subgroups...anabolics and androgens...they each have a distinct effect on the HPTA.

holy
 
Wow I sure don't like that definition of "Safer" I'd be much more concerned about liver toxicity, lipid values, and blood pressure.
 
Thanks holy. im gonna do that, and then introduce 17aa and how it is 'harsh' on the liver than injectables. yeah, i dont like the term safe as in HPTA shutdown, but it is damn good filler LoL.
 
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