Steroids yea or nay

Homelesskid

Hey guys just got a good supply of test 250 going to start my course next week have a bad rotator cuff tear so am very weak hoping the test will help get through the pain and then I can gain...

So what do you think have, have u ever taken the pin? are you for or against steroids

I'm not competing so just cheating myself really.

I expect a lot of slating for this lets go

Mellor

In before lock.


Also, I hope you know what you're doing

Zillah

Homelesskid wrote: »

have a bad rotator cuff tear so am very weak hoping the test will help get through the pain

I expect a lot of slating for this lets go

Ok: You're an idiot.

Homelesskid

Zillah wrote: »

Ok: You're an idiot.

Ok thank you, yes this thread will obviously be locked if we can't keep it civil

FortySeven

I second that you are a vain idiot.

Homelesskid

Zillah wrote: »

Ok: You're an idiot.

Just so you know its a recurring dislocation I have been struggling with for 2 years while waiting on surgery my pec minor is a big issue when trying to bench, so no testosterone does not aid in muscle repair and recovery??

Dtp1979

Third

NiallBoo

Homelesskid wrote: »

Ok thank you, yes this thread will obviously be locked if we can't keep it civil

I expect it'll be locked because you're asking for advice on doing something illegal.

Homelesskid

Nothing constructive at all no advice just I am an idiot thanks lads so are all the other idols we grew up with arnie, stallone,the rock etc

Homelesskid

NiallBoo wrote: »

I expect it'll be locked because you're asking for advice on doing something illegal.

Steroids are a class c which means they are legal to possess and use but not supply

Alf Veedersane

Homelesskid wrote: »

Just so you know its a recurring dislocation I have been struggling with for 2 years while waiting on surgery my pec minor is a big issue when trying to bench, so no testosterone does not aid in muscle repair and recovery??

On the list of things you should be doing to overcome the injury/issue, taking steroids is so far down the list that it hasn't even been written on the list.

Stokolan

slicus ricus

Homelesskid wrote: »

Hey guys just got a good supply of test 250 going to start my course next week have a bad rotator cuff tear so am very weak hoping the test will help get through the pain and then I can gain...

So what do you think have, have u ever taken the pin? are you for or against steroids

I'm not competing so just cheating myself really.

I expect a lot of slating for this lets go

Homelesskid wrote: »

Just so you know its a recurring dislocation I have been struggling with for 2 years while waiting on surgery my pec minor is a big issue when trying to bench, so no testosterone does not aid in muscle repair and recovery??

I cannot emphasise enough how bad an idea this is. For your own sake, please do not go ahead with this plan. Instead, the sensible course of action would be to get your injury properly taken care of and managed by a specialist. When the injury is properly healed, you can work with a physio to get back into lifting in a healthy way. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt that you're being serious and not trolling here.

PowerToWait

Homelesskid wrote: »

Nothing constructive at all no advice just I am an idiot thanks lads so are all the other idols we grew up with arnie, stallone,the rock etc

There is a shīt ton of advice about all the whole shooting match on hundreds of sites. A lot of it very useful if that's your thing.

Why bother on here?

COH

You are going to f*ck yourself up in pretty spectacular fashion

arybvtcw0eolkf

Lads the OP is obviously ripping the piss, you're all worse for taking him serious.

Zillah

Homelesskid wrote: »

Nothing constructive at all no advice just I am an idiot thanks lads so are all the other idols we grew up with arnie, stallone,the rock etc

The advice is to follow the plan set out to you by your surgeon/physio and not try to power through an injury via testosterone abuse. You might just have to wait out the surgery instead of piling on the gains at the cost of your rotator cuff.

The Guvnor

Should you not have created a poll?

Hanley

For anyone dumb enough to read this and take it seriously...

Steroids and the resulting strength gains are the exact OPPOSITE of what you want with joint / tendon issues.

Steroids (as a broad term) will allow muscles to recover faster and grow more rapidly than nature would otherwise allow.

Tendon / ligament and other connective tissue will not keep pace.

The tendon is what connects muscle to bone.

So now you have a super strong muscle pulling on a tendon that's not strong enough to support the load.

Then things start to rip.

And instead of "getting rip" you get...a...rip.

But hey, it's the internet and any asshole can post in a thread and kinda sound like he's making sense. So take that for what it's worth.