I was offered a presciption for steroids in 1952. I went to the library and found out what they were and I told my doctor no.
I knew all kinds of athletes who took them I don't think any one really benefitted from their use.
George Park
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Craig, if your point is that we don't know the magnitude of the risk, I would agree. However, if you're trying to argue that it's uncertain whether there even is a risk, either you haven't researched this subject very well or you don't believe what you've read. Risk means potential for (not guarantee of) injury. Again, I would recommend pubmed.org, the National Library of Medicine. It's one of the resources health care professionals use to search the medical literature.
Craig, if your point is that we don't know the magnitude of the risk, I would agree. However, if you're trying to argue that it's uncertain whether there even is a risk, either you haven't researched this subject very well or you don't believe what you've read. Risk means potential for (not guarantee of) injury. Again, I would recommend pubmed.org, the National Library of Medicine. It's one of the resources health care professionals use to search the medical literature.
