Steroids Medical Informed and Educated

How To Plan Effective Steroid Cycles
In the world of bodybuilding, steroids are commonly used by individuals looking to hit optimal fitness. It should however be noted that while the substances are quite effective at improving the body in many ways, they could also be harmful if one doesn’t use them properly. As such, knowing how to use steroids appropriately is very important.
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Taking gym steroids can affect your learning and memory
Although much is known about the physical and psychiatric effects of anabolic steroid abuse, very little is known about their putative impact upon learning and memory. In a new studypublished in The Open Psychitay Journal, we wanted to find out if users reported any difference from using Anabolic-androgenic steroids, or AAS. Our findings suggest that the drug can affect recollection in long-term users.
Anabolic-androgenic steroids are synthetic compounds which resemble testosterone and promote lean body mass and muscle growth. Since the mid-twentieth century, they have been used by elite athletes and bodybuilders to trim body fat and increase muscle size in order to gain the edge over their rivals. But they are have now become much more widespread within non-competitive recreational sports circles and are also often prescribed for medical conditions such as delayed puberty and for muscle-wasting diseases such as AIDS and cancer.
AAS are typically taken orally or injected directly into the muscles. Doses can be as high as 100 times greater than those normally prescribed medically. In some specialist gym user groups – such as bodybuilders and weightlifters – as many as 38% may take AAS. The abuse of AAS brings with it a range of potential physical side effects, including skin lesions, oedema (where an excess of watery fluid collects in the body cavities or tissues), kidney and liver damage, heart problems, high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. A number of psychiatric effects have also been reported, from mild irritation and agitation, depression, and increased aggression and violence – so-called “roid rage” – towards others. The types and degree of problems experienced may differ depending upon what types of steroids are being abused, their pattern of abuse, the amount taken and the length of abuse.

The Open Psychitay Journal
https://benthamopen.com/contents/pdf/TOPJ/TOPJ-9-1.pdf
Physical side effects
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18599224

Steroid Education Sheet

Additional Information about Potential Psychological Effects
• Emotional and social side effects of steroids can be unpredictable. Research estimates vary
widely, but suggest that between 2 - 57% of people experience these side effects.
• Up to 6% of patients experience severe psychiatric side-effects including mania, depression,
psychosis, delirium, and obsessive-compulsive syndrome.
• These psychological difficulties, even if at relatively low levels, can cause relationship challenges
and can lead to frustration, poor communication, and fear.
• A pre-existing mental illness does not necessarily predict psychiatric side effects from steroids.
However, if someone has pre-existing symptoms or a pre-existing vulnerability for mental
health problems, steroids can potentially make them worse.
• Psychiatric side effects can emerge at the start of treatment and often get better after the steroid
is discontinued; however, these side effects can sometimes first emerge after the medication
is stopped.
• Inform your doctor if you or a loved one notices concerning emotional, social, or psychological
changes. Different treatments are available, including medication-based treatments and
treatments not involving medication (such as therapy).