Anti-steroid sportswriter assaults & chokes wife

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After reading Howard Bryant, masterfully and eloquently, lie about steroid side effects, I don't find him so credible when it comes to his story about the non-assault, non-choke of his wife in front of five eye witnesses...

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Howard Bryant writing about anabolic steroid side effects in his book, "Juicing the Game"

Despite the disagreement, virtually all doctors, Crusaders or not, could agree that anabolic steroids were lethal to the human system. They were certain that some of the more powerful steroids, such as Deca-durabolin, Winstrol, and stanozolol, were major threats to the heart, the liver, and the kidneys. Deca-durabolin, for example, was a particularly nasty steroid that had been in use among weightlifters since the 1960s. Users of the powerful yet lethal drug were highly susceptible to kidney malfunction and liver and pituitary tumors. To Robert Cantu, the noted Boston neurosurgeon who specialized in catastrophic sports injury, athletes were involved in a high-stakes poker game, in which the odds were against them and the risks were chilling. While most people knew that steroids could cause sterility, Cantu believed it to be less known that the drugs could affect the reproductive systems of a user’s children and grandchildren. That athletes were now willing to risk the future health of their unborn children for a big payday raised the stakes even further. (emphasis added)

 
This is the sort of drivel and garbage that frightens the hell out of me. The really really scary part of this is that many "medical" professionals not only believe this hysteria but act upon and promote these falsehoods. And you can get a very small idea of what it is like to go against this indoctrination and try to bring the proper medical care to AAS users, both prescription and nonprescription!
 
I bet you this guy beat his wife because he just "thought about" steroids.
no.... you got it totally wrong... he clearly suffers from second hand steroid use due to his extensive interviewing of smelly weightlifting sweating juice guys... Guys when you interview that many steroid users the inhalation of that much evaporated sweat would mean this guy is totally loaded with steroids.
 
This is the sort of drivel and garbage that frightens the hell out of me. The really really scary part of this is that many "medical" professionals not only believe this hysteria but act upon and promote these falsehoods. And you can get a very small idea of what it is like to go against this indoctrination and try to bring the proper medical care to AAS users, both prescription and nonprescription!

excellent point! if only people would open their eyes, how many people wouldnt be running wacked cycles, getting bitch tits, beginning with no idea what they are doing, and not having the resources to aquire good, pure source...
 
This is what Howard Bryant allegedly did:

"... five witnesses told officers they saw Bryant grab his wife by her throat and begin choking her..."

This is apparently evidence of steroid use according to federal prosecutors in the Barry Bonds case:

"The judge also will allow Bell to describe an incident in which she has said Bonds grabbed her by the throat..."
 
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