No irony there - it's pretty much the norm. I have yet to meet a medical doctor (at least, in real life) whom I would ask ANYTHING about not only steroids, but even thyroid replacement.ironically one of the people following him is a doctor...
On the black market it can be quite inexpensive; regardless, bodybuilders do not run GH by itself. It is almost always stacked with AAS and other compounds.i am no expert on GH but i have some info about it and i see some bodybuilders swear by it especially the middle aged ones because normally these are the ones who can afford it.
I have several male friends with prostate cancer. Only one of them uses steroids, and he's in his sixties and on hormone replacement therapy only; he's not an athlete.i have seen one case of cancer ( started with prostate cancer) with a well known weightlifter in my country but who knows if it was from GH or not
Prostate cancer is associated with the same risk factors as breast cancer: elevated estrogen levels. This often accompanies higher-than-normal levels of bodyfat. The aromatase enzyme resides in adipose - more adipose = more estrogen, which leads to the increased prostate cancer risk. Existing hyperplasias may very well be inflamed by GH, but GH by itself won't so this. Not unless MY reading is out of date.
Acromegaly is a different story - as scientists we of course understand that anectodal evidence is far from proof, and that correlation does not mean causation. I take this moment to remind you of this, since you made earlier statements on this latter point.but he showed symptoms of acromegaly , he died at an age of around 65.
i know of another one who is young and really shows symptoms of acromegaly.
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