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Steroids in Muscle Building: The Facts and Beliefs

The simple truth is: bodybuilding is difficult. And if you're an ectomorph, it's twice as tough. Not just because you have to work harder and smarter (although to some extent, it's true), but mainly because you won't have as many "hurray" moments like the mesomorph and endomorph types. In other words, you'll work out hard, but you won't see the results. Or at least, your "ectomorph before and after" photos will probably show only marginal results.

So, What Are Steroids? Are They That Bad? Are They That Great?

To many people, using steroids is a disappointing way to work out, and who can blame them? Many either quit or start looking for a magic bullet. In the world of ectomorph bodybuilding, this magic bullet is often referred to as steroids.

When it comes to the use of steroids, many people would simply say they're terrible and start describing all the real and fabricated side effects they believe steroids can have on a thin person like yourself. They'll show you pictures of deceased bodybuilders and weightlifters and tell you scary stories about a friend of a friend who experienced monstrous changes after taking 5mg of Deca-Durabolin, turning into an aggressive creature with feminine breasts overnight.

And then there are those who dismiss any side effects as urban legends, claiming that steroids are no more harmful than a Big Mac (they might even be right). They'll try to convince you that steroids are not only harmless but actually beneficial for your body. After all, they know a guy who knows a guy, who knows a 25-year-old ectomorph bodybuilder who has been using steroids for nearly a year, Buy Steroids Online and not only is he still alive, he's never felt better.

The point is, the debate about steroids is usually heated and driven by personal beliefs rather than actual science. And to add more controversy to the discussion, some companies have released legal versions of some of the most popular steroids. For example, Primal Muscle Company recently introduced a legal version of Primobolan, an anabolic steroid used to dramatically increase testosterone levels. Of course, the legal version is not a steroid in the true sense of the word (it's considered a supplement), but it works on a similar basis, albeit without the claimed side effects.

Anyway, let's get back to the "promised land of steroids"...

So, Should I Take Them? And Why Didn't I?

How about that? I suppose the truth lies somewhere in the middle, as always. But let's put aside the health concerns that the debate about steroid use raises. If they were completely safe and legal, would it be a good idea to use them?

I had some contact with steroids several moons ago, and I admit I tried them. For exactly two days. That's too short a time to make any real-world assessment of the effects steroids could have had on me. But something interesting happened.

I realized that I didn't want to use them, not because I was afraid of the side effects, but because I felt like it wouldn't truly be my body anymore. It was similar to when people took out huge loans to buy expensive cars and houses. Those things were never truly theirs; they never got to enjoy the fruits of their labor. And look at the mess it has become.

For me, using steroids leads to the same kind of situation, except the asset you gamble against is your own body. I understand the temptation, believe me. I fell for it too, although I got out of it within a few months. But the instant gratification that steroids provide is hard to resist.