Superdrol Lovers...READ UP!!!!!

[joe526]

The American Journal of Gastroenterology
Online Early
doi:10.1111/j.1572-0241.2006.00735.x
Volume 0 Issue 0


CASE REPORT

Cholestatic Jaundice and IgA Nephropathy Induced by OTC Muscle Building Agent Superdrol

, Beata Jasiurkowski, M.D.1, Jaya Raj, M.D.1, David Wisinger, M.D.1, Richard Carlson, M.D.1, Lixian Zou, M.D.1, and Abdul Nadir, M.D.1

Over the counter (OTC) medicines are commonly used in the United States despite a lack of scientific evidence for clinical utility and toxicity associated with their use. A case of jaundice and IgA nephropathy as a consequence of use of a muscle enhancing OTC supplement that was advertised as innocuous with no hormonal activity is described. IgA nephropathy has not been described previously in association with the use of testosterone. The case highlights that, besides adulteration, the misrepresentation of chemicals present in OTC medications and supplements can create confusion and a false sense of security with their use.



http://anabolicminds.com/forum/attac...-superdrol.pdf

[Traps]

Intersting read. 6 weeks is a very long cycle. I wonder how much water he drank.

[joe526]

Originally Posted by Traps

Intersting read. 6 weeks is a very long cycle. I wonder how much water he drank.

I think that there are a lot of variables that leave room for error, but we all know how harsh this compound is, so its def plausible.

[joe526]

It could also very well be the setup for a law suit or several lawsuits to hit AX.

[jlozan84]

Sh*t sign me up for some...........lol

[joe526]

LOL, sounds like some "fun" stuff, huh. "Fun" to try.

[NPayette]

Originally Posted by joe526

I think that there are a lot of variables that leave room for error, but we all know how harsh this compound is, so its def plausible.

That's what happen when you don't research carefully what you are going to put in your body.

This is to me a history of ignorance, the guy just didn't do it right at all.

[mitchcumstein]

I wonder if his obesity had anything to do with this? Also, its not a very scientific study if you only use 1 person. Anyhow, i think ill stick to dbol.

[NiteHawk]

Originally Posted by mitchcumstein

I wonder if his obesity had anything to do with this? Also, its not a very scientific study if you only use 1 person. Anyhow, i think ill stick to dbol.

Good point. There is always that one exception to something.

[joe526]

Originally Posted by NPayette

That's what happen when you don't research carefully what you are going to put in your body.

This is to me a history of ignorance, the guy just didn't do it right at all.

The problem is, what is there really to research on a new compound. The long term effects are still unknown. I've read articles saying that all the support supps taken are actually hard on the liver and unneeded to some degree.

[NPayette]

Originally Posted by joe526

The problem is, what is there really to research on a new compound. The long term effects are still unknown. I've read articles saying that all the support supps taken are actually hard on the liver and unneeded to some degree.

There's the why of drinking tons of water, taking liver supps (RALA, milk thistle, etc.)

If you are so afraid of taking anything, don't take anything, but let the freedom to those that want to?

Do you think that all AAS have long term effect study??? or even the support pills we take?? No but there's ton of info about log, people doing bloodwork, chemist that tell us how the body use it... etc... etc... etc...

There will always be an unknown risk to about anything.

[tyler9000]

Originally Posted by NPayette

There's the why of drinking tons of water, taking liver supps (RALA, milk thistle, etc.)

If you are so afraid of taking anything, don't take anything, but let the freedom to those that want to?

Do you think that all AAS have long term effect study??? or even the support pills we take?? No but there's ton of info about log, people doing bloodwork, chemist that tell us how the body use it... etc... etc... etc...

There will always be an unknown risk to about anything.

THANK YOU!
Joe, I have only been onboard for about a week or so and my opinion of you is that you are very jaded towards anyone taking anything. Keep in mind this is just my opinion and I am trying not to flame you or turn anyone against you. It's very important to advise people on risks and what not, but I feel that your message and advice would be heard more clearly if you used more tact and an open mind. Maybe try to look at both sides of the coin before voicing your opinion. This is merely a suggestion. I could have PM'd you, but I wanted to defend NP's aurgument openly, and I wanted to back it up instead of just punching keys. Serioulsy though, you have good points and I'm just making a suggestion.

[NPayette]

Originally Posted by tyler9000

THANK YOU!
Joe, I have only been onboard for about a week or so and my opinion of you is that you are very jaded towards anyone taking anything. Keep in mind this is just my opinion and I am trying not to flame you or turn anyone against you. It's very important to advise people on risks and what not, but I feel that your message and advice would be heard more clearly if you used more tact and an open mind. Maybe try to look at both sides of the coin before voicing your opinion. This is merely a suggestion. I could have PM'd you, but I wanted to defend NP's aurgument openly, and I wanted to back it up instead of just punching keys. Serioulsy though, you have good points and I'm just making a suggestion.

Feel so good to have someone to back me up on here wow!
First time in a while, I was beggining to think I was just a fvcking looser giving ****ty argument... woaaa release!



But Joe honestly I think he's right on all point BUMP>

[warri0r87]

Originally Posted by NPayette

Feel so good to have someone to back me up on here wow!
First time in a while, I was beggining to think I was just a fvcking looser giving ****ty argument... woaaa release!

well someone has to b, LoL

[gymNut]

The BMI numbers don't necessarily = obesity. People tell me I look like a runner yet I have high BMI because I have more muscle mass than most people at my height. (not sure, maybe there was other data in there that mentioned obesity). Also note that he tested positive for hepatitis A on page 1 - I'm not a doctor but wouldn't that have something to do with the effect of SD on this guy ?

Don't get me wrong, I don't think this stuff should be available OTC. Too easy to screw yourself up. BTW, I dabbled with AAS some in the past, when 4AD and 1-Test were sold OTC. Part of the reason for this report is that doctors really hate people medicating themselves with OTC stuff.