New Peril Tied to Steroid Abuse: Kidney Damage

[El Diablo Blanco]

there is a lot of oral steroid abuse that could be attributed to this.

i have seen more than a few people run 150mg of anadrol a day for 10 weeks. assholes like them need to be weeded out anyways.

bench

It damages the liver, not the kidney, know your shit.

[El Diablo Blanco]

Any article that quotes King Kamali loses all integrity.

“Each decade you have a guy that comes along that sets new standards and you say O.K., now I’m going to have to take it to the next level,” said Shahriar Kamali, a professional bodybuilder known as King.

[emn1964]

Chic sounding like an idiot...ugh.

[Captain Equipoise]

Yes, Phil Plumbworth: Financial Ruins
Phil will go into detail about how he lost it all, and is planning a secret gambling strategy to make his money back.

Keep me updated, can't wait.

[BayGBM]

Is this really a "new" peril?

[emn1964]

Is this really a "new" peril?

it's not even a "peril."

[Chick]

As usual a stupid fucking article with zero science behind it.  Points to remember.......anabolic steroids both injectable and oral for the most part are metabolized by the liver.  Diuretics and pain killers are metabolized by the kidneys.  There are TONS of bodybuilders from the 60s and 70s who are well into old age that don't have kidney problems.  I'd say the biggest thing among bodybuilders is the pain killers and other drugs like benzos etc.  There are A LOT of bodybuilders who think pain killers like advil and shit are benign.  Look at Tom Prince.  

Chick you're an idiot.  I mean come on dude....you're the mouthpiece for the IFBB and you comment on the testing they do yet you have no stats or numbers to back anything up.  Haha way to look like a fool.  You and everyone else knows the steroid and drug testing in pro bodybuilding is a fucking joke.  

I gave them numbers, they chose not to print them...because I didnt have a comprehensive list of names at my disposal at the time of the interview...they added their little disclaimer.

Anything to slant their point....

[just_a_pilgrim]

I'm sure he was a confident man.  He was just trying to pass his natural limits and didn't want to rely on things like food, heart, and years of consistency.  He was a man we should all strive to be like, a warrior, a soldier, a drug addict.
ahahahah
 

Way to contridict yourself in the one sentance

[Spike]

I gave them numbers, they chose not to print them...because I didnt have a comprehensive list of names at my disposal at the time of the interview...they added their little disclaimer.

Anything to slant their point....

fail