|
|
|
Originally posted by bandaidwoman Here is a link that show how roid rages are a fallacy ( people who went into them had underlying personality disorders rather than being caused by steroids.) psychiatrists concede that there usually is an underlying personality disorder that predisposes someone to the psychiaric complications of steroids. Unfortunately, no doctor is screening them for these disorders before placing them on steroids. Much the same way a person with manic depressive disorder cannnot be put on certain antidepressants willy nilly since they can flip into mania. http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/408595_5 |
|
Originally posted by Mudge People have linked testosterone to aggressiveness for some time, I think it must be something else. I've been over a gram a week placing me around 10 times higher than normal, it doesn't cause any aggression in me. Now tren on the other hand has some kind of effect, but still completely controllable. Tren really bothers some people though. Cheque drops Halotestin Off the top of my head those are two which are said to increase aggression in almost everyone that uses them. |
|
Originally posted by Mudge I liked what the tren did for me honestly, other than sleep issues @ 100mg ED. Maybe I could have found a way around it, dunno. |
|
Originally posted by Mudge Cheque drops Halotestin Off the top of my head those are two which are said to increase aggression in almost everyone that uses them. |
|
Originally posted by Mudge Clomid didn't make me angry, it made me a woman with a friggin depression problem. All that estrogen from the test, didn't make me angry. |
|
Originally posted by Mudge Some people do ok on it, for me 100mg for long periods is a problem, 50mg is fine. |