Re:Association between muscular strength and mortality in me...
by raverbashing on Friday April 05, 2013 @11:03AM
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I am aware of the effects of AEs
In fact, the regimen of muscle fatigue/recovery is different between endurance sports and 'strength' sports
A marathonist is not limited by his/her muscle mass. A strength athlete is.
Yes, some marathonists may use AEs, but it's much rarer than other PED (like EPO, HGH - which also helps with recovery, blood doping, etc)
Prostanozol is actually a "prodrug" (yes, it is an AE). "Prodrug" usually means more liver damage and less results than a proper AE cycle (as it's called) and there are better alternatives.
In fact, the regimen of muscle fatigue/recovery is different between endurance sports and 'strength' sports
A marathonist is not limited by his/her muscle mass. A strength athlete is.
Yes, some marathonists may use AEs, but it's much rarer than other PED (like EPO, HGH - which also helps with recovery, blood doping, etc)
Prostanozol is actually a "prodrug" (yes, it is an AE). "Prodrug" usually means more liver damage and less results than a proper AE cycle (as it's called) and there are better alternatives.