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I literally provided pictures of PED users beating the living shit out of their opponents
I think at this point you're either plain retarded or pretending to be as some kind of weird joke.
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Yeah of course they're dangerous. (In a sport like Boxing where the goal is to inflict physical damage on your opponent). I still don't think they're bad to use recreationally. Obvously they are bad to use in the sport where they are banned.
I literally provided pictures of PED users beating the living shit out of their opponents I think at this point you're either plain retarded or pretending to be as some kind of weird joke.
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RighhtttttThis crumby link........
"How Testosterone Benefits Your Body"
"Those with low testosterone may......"
"may....'' !!!!!
Or may not
Absolute failure
Did you miss this part;
"Testosterone is responsible for increased muscle mass. Leaner body mass helps control weight and increases energy."
"Testosterone plays a huge role in bone mineral density. Bone density decreases as men age and testosterone levels drop. This raises the risk of weak bones and osteoporosis. Strong bones help support your muscles and internal organs, which can boost athletic performance."
"Research shows that bone density increases with testosterone treatment as long as the dose is high enough"
I really don't know how this can be said easier. These aren't opinions here. These are facts.
Can we just be clear on this. Is your argument that PEDs do not have any effect on physical performance? This needs to be clarified.
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I notice you yet again dodged the question regarding loaded gloves/tampered gloves despite the fact you brought up Resto-Collins, a fight where no one died.
Funnily enough, there never has been a death from loaded/tampered gloves in the history of boxing. We can both agree on that, right?Comment
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Right, for recreational use or in sports where they're untested. I'm an advocate for them, a user of them and an expert in regards to them. So no, I don't think they're bad.
Obviously they are bad in the sport where they are banned, regardless as it's cheating by gaining an unfair advantage.
But even more so in a sport like boxing where it's obviously an overtly dangerous sport.
Not sure where you're getting lost on that.
Can we just be clear on this. Is your argument that PEDs do not have any effect on physical performance? This needs to be clarified.
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Working out also increases muscle mass
Righhttttt
Did you miss this part;
"Testosterone is responsible for increased muscle mass. Leaner body mass helps control weight and increases energy."
"Testosterone plays a huge role in bone mineral density. Bone density decreases as men age and testosterone levels drop. This raises the risk of weak bones and osteoporosis. Strong bones help support your muscles and internal organs, which can boost athletic performance."
"Research shows that bone density increases with testosterone treatment as long as the dose is high enough"
I really don't know how this can be said easier. These aren't opinions here. These are facts.
Can we just be clear on this. Is your argument that PEDs do not have any effect on physical performance? This needs to be clarified.
Plays a huge part.....WTF does that even mean :dunnoi:...to what degree / % ?!?!
Show me
In the end, you've failed again.
L after L after L after L...........Comment
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I notice you yet again dodged the question regarding loaded gloves/tampered gloves despite the fact you brought up Resto-Collins, a fight where no one died.
Funnily enough, there never has been a death from loaded/tampered gloves in the history of boxing. We can both agree on that, right?
You know you look more and more pathetic every time you overtly and embarrassingly avoid this question, don't you?
Once you answer it, it will go away. I promise, you'll be safe
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So again I don't know how I can make this easier for you.
For recreational use, and for sports where using PED's is not banned, like pro bodybuilding for example yes, I'm all for it. In fact I encourage it.
In sports where they're banned, no I'm not for it. As they are banned, and thus the athlete is cheating by gaining an unfair advantage.
If boxing were to make PED's legal, then that's a different story, then it's fair game. But that's a very slippery slope to go down knowing the effects PED's have on the human body in a sport that is already very dangerous.Comment
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