TheMeatus101
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The Jershey Shore Juice-Heads? That guy in the gym who's putting up an insane amount of weight while the non-users think "the only reason hes lifting that much is cause' of Roid's". Jealousy. Many other factors, this came to me because while i was on a recent beach trip there were a group of dudes outside there room (at the suite i was staying in) and they were drunk most likely, fussing about how one does steroids, then the other dude was like "I'm all natural mother****er!". Lol, i was wondering how Roids became to have this insanely bad rep, to the extent where people (who have NEVER tried them) are so sudden to jump the gun on "Steroids!?!?!?!?! Oh lord, don't do those, they shrink your dick!!!".
Let's look through History shall' we?
"Invalid Link Removed, the breakfast of champions."
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
The history of anabolic steroids can be traced back to as early as 1930's, before the term steroid was even used. In the 1930's, a team of scientists was able to create a synthetic form of testosterone (a male hormone) to help treat men who were unable to produce enough of the hormone for normal growth, development, and sexual functioning.
Later, during World War II it was found that this artificial form of testosterone could be used to help malnourished soldiers gain weight and improve performance. After the war, athletes began to use steroids to enhance their performance in competitions. In the 1956 Olympics, Soviet athletes, especially wrestlers, performed at exceptionally high levels. After learning that those athletes were using testosterone, an American physician (Dr. Zeigler) created a more selective form of what we know as anabolic steroids. From that point until the early 1970's, steroids became increasingly popular among not just Olympic athletes, but also professional sports players and high school athletes.
In 1975, the International Olympic Committee finally banned the use of steroids in Olympic competition. Black market (or illegal) sales continued to increase in the following years, and in 1988, the first major federal regulation of steroids was introduced as part of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act - stiffening penalties for the sale and possession of steroids. Only a couple of years later, Congress passed the Anabolic Steroid Enforcement Act of 1990, which placed certain anabolic steroids on Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). Previously, steroids had been unscheduled and controlled only by state laws. Today, illicit sales of steroids are still prevalent and surveys show that adolescent use of steroids is on the rise and that a great number of adults are actively using.
.....Lol, i mean good god, when the **** is the government gonna stop? I can understand the legalalities of Roids, why they're illegal, blah blah blah, cause' the government looks at it as "If we make it legal then younger people will start doing them unproperly educated and end up hurting themselves". Maybe it is better that they're illegal, only grown, experienced people would have connections to get em', and its not easy as hell for younger peeps to get ahold of em' whenever they want and **** they're bodys up.
I dont know, let's hear what you guys have to say about this.
Let's look through History shall' we?
"Invalid Link Removed, the breakfast of champions."
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
The history of anabolic steroids can be traced back to as early as 1930's, before the term steroid was even used. In the 1930's, a team of scientists was able to create a synthetic form of testosterone (a male hormone) to help treat men who were unable to produce enough of the hormone for normal growth, development, and sexual functioning.
Later, during World War II it was found that this artificial form of testosterone could be used to help malnourished soldiers gain weight and improve performance. After the war, athletes began to use steroids to enhance their performance in competitions. In the 1956 Olympics, Soviet athletes, especially wrestlers, performed at exceptionally high levels. After learning that those athletes were using testosterone, an American physician (Dr. Zeigler) created a more selective form of what we know as anabolic steroids. From that point until the early 1970's, steroids became increasingly popular among not just Olympic athletes, but also professional sports players and high school athletes.
In 1975, the International Olympic Committee finally banned the use of steroids in Olympic competition. Black market (or illegal) sales continued to increase in the following years, and in 1988, the first major federal regulation of steroids was introduced as part of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act - stiffening penalties for the sale and possession of steroids. Only a couple of years later, Congress passed the Anabolic Steroid Enforcement Act of 1990, which placed certain anabolic steroids on Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). Previously, steroids had been unscheduled and controlled only by state laws. Today, illicit sales of steroids are still prevalent and surveys show that adolescent use of steroids is on the rise and that a great number of adults are actively using.
.....Lol, i mean good god, when the **** is the government gonna stop? I can understand the legalalities of Roids, why they're illegal, blah blah blah, cause' the government looks at it as "If we make it legal then younger people will start doing them unproperly educated and end up hurting themselves". Maybe it is better that they're illegal, only grown, experienced people would have connections to get em', and its not easy as hell for younger peeps to get ahold of em' whenever they want and **** they're bodys up.
I dont know, let's hear what you guys have to say about this.
