Wife brings up something to question?

bigpmp

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My wife is pregnant. She found some Kynoselen and a vial of EQ. She told me that what ever I put into my body goes into her body and then into my kid. I never thought of it that way. Is she nuts or does this have some validity? I don't want ot hurt my kid. I will wait the remaining 7 months before going "on" if i need to. Any help with this would be appreciated.
 
You mean shooting a load in her while she is preg? I mean quite possibly some may enter her body that way. Personally when I plan on having a kid I'm going off the juice for a good yr before and stay off till she has the kid.
 
Instock said:
You mean shooting a load in her while she is preg? I mean quite possibly some may enter her body that way. Personally when I plan on having a kid I'm going off the juice for a good yr before and stay off till she has the kid.

Yeah, that's what I mean. I was not planning to juice for a while. I just had some old shit that she found. I am using the kynoselen just to see what it does. There is nothing hormonal in that stuff, so I feel pretty safe about it. I guess it is worth staying "off" until the baby is here just to be safe. I could not live with knowing I did something to hurt my kid. Anymore info on this would be great. Thanks.
 
the only thing you have to worry about is pounding it too hard while she's pregnant. other than that feel free to do what ever you need, it's not going to affect her or the baby in any way.

even if you got her pregnant while on steroids won't have done anything to the baby, plenty of bro's on the board can attest to that.
 
You'd think that if that was true every time someone on the juice got a nut they'd be shooting it back in. Or every chick out there that swallows would look like Serena Williams. I can't see how it could be so consentraited that it could obsorb into your wife and baby. Now maybe while your trying to pregnent it might be a consern. But I can't say for sure either....11
 
IMHO I feel it is wrong and unethical to use AAS while your wife is pregnant.
Although no definitive clinical studies have ever been conducted on this matter, I feel there is a reasonable chance that various AAS might be teratogenic.

When I get married to Jennifer Love Hewitt one of these days and she is pregnant, I will stay off all AAS until she conceives.

Just my two cents and if anyone wants to flame me go ahead.

dumbbellpress Future Husband of Jennifer Love Hewitt Cowboys 2004 NFL Champs
 
Since I've been shooting a few loads into my new girlfriend over the last few months she has shown signs of anabolics. Keep in mind I've been 'on' for a over a year straight. Her hair began falling out more than normal, her face broke out, she got a little facial hair, and her moods change more frequently.

Just a coincidence,,most likely, but it makes you wonder.
 
I think you should wait anyway if anything to give your wife peace of mind! I doubt she needs anything else on her mind during her pregnancy.
 
gman67 said:
Since I've been shooting a few loads into my new girlfriend over the last few months she has shown signs of anabolics. Keep in mind I've been 'on' for a over a year straight. Her hair began falling out more than normal, her face broke out, she got a little facial hair, and her moods change more frequently.
Sounds like puberty to me :D I'm just messing with you. There is no reason to believe that AAS or AAS metabolites can be transferred or absorbed through sex.
 
There is no reason to believe that AAS or AAS metabolites can be transferred or absorbed through sex.[/QUOTE]



There is also no reason NOT to believe that various AAS might be teratogenic.
You dont know..........I don't know.............Phreezer doeson't know........Bob Smith doesn't know...........noone knows with any degree of certainty. Again I feel it is unethical to use AAS during your wife's pregnancy.

dumbbellpress Future Husband of Jennifer Love Hewitt Cowboys 2004 NFL Champs
 
einstein1905 said:
Sounds like puberty to me :D I'm just messing with you. There is no reason to believe that AAS or AAS metabolites can be transferred or absorbed through sex.

I know one thing,,she's completely blaming it all on me lol, so if anyone has some concrete evidence I'd be glad to show it to her. :)
 
dumbbellpress said:
There is also no reason NOT to believe that various AAS might be teratogenic.
You dont know..........I don't know.............Phreezer doeson't know........Bob Smith doesn't know...........noone knows with any degree of certainty. Again I feel it is unethical to use AAS during your wife's pregnancy.

dumbbellpress Future Husband of Jennifer Love Hewitt Cowboys 2004 NFL Champs

You're right, but no one knows anything. All science can do is DISprove theories. It can't prove anything. It just gives us correlational data from which we form "facts". You can say anything can be teratogenic. Clearly, testosterone isn't. the chances of test derivatives being teratogenic aren't very likely at all. You are also overlooking the fact of transmission and localization and concentration of these substances. There is no reason to believe that seminal fluid would contain any appreciable amount of AAS or AAS metabolites. The body is an amazing thing...it does what makes sense. The idea that AAS/metabolites are going to be sequestered in any of the glands contributing to ejaculate isn't functionally logical. Also, if, hypothetically, there was any AAS in the ejaculate, we all know how inefficient transdermal delivery of AAS is even with optimization of all currently known chemicals to enhance transdermal delivery.
 
dumbbellpress said:
Bob Smith doesn't know...........noone knows with any degree of certainty. Again I feel it is unethical to use AAS during your wife's pregnancy.
Didnt you know, I know everything.
 
Bob Smith said:
Didnt you know, I know everything.

:D

By the way, I am fast approaching 300 posts, whohwo!!!!
Once I hit 300, Bob, you have to talk to Jewel and set me up with one her cute friends.

dumbbellpress Future Husband of Jennifer Love Hewitt Cowboys 2004 NFL Champs
 
dumbbellpress said:
There is no reason to believe that AAS or AAS metabolites can be transferred or absorbed through sex.



There is also no reason NOT to believe that various AAS might be teratogenic.
You dont know..........I don't know.............Phreezer doeson't know........Bob Smith doesn't know...........noone knows with any degree of certainty. Again I feel it is unethical to use AAS during your wife's pregnancy.

dumbbellpress Future Husband of Jennifer Love Hewitt Cowboys 2004 NFL Champs[/QUOTE]



If that's the case, it might be a good idea for the guy to cut off his balls while
his wife is pregnant.
 
If that's the case, it might be a good idea for the guy to cut off his balls while
his wife is pregnant.[/QUOTE]

Another option is just to play tug of war with cyclops while your wife is pregnant and you are continuing to use AAS.

dumbbellpress Future Husband of Jennifer Love Hewitt Cowboys 2004 NFL Champs
 
einstein1905 said:
You're right, but no one knows anything. All science can do is DISprove theories. It can't prove anything.
It can't? Did I miss something? Hasn't science proven gravity, tectonic plates, the atomic weight of hydrogen, molecular structures, chemical bonding, that aspirin eats the stomach lining, that THC is the effective chemical in marijuana, et ad nauseum?
 
Another option is just to play tug of war with cyclops while your wife is pregnant and you are continuing to use AAS.

dumbbellpress Future Husband of Jennifer Love Hewitt Cowboys 2004 NFL Champs[/QUOTE]


My point is, that if AAS can somehow (which I highly doubt) effect the baby, then your own natural test must do some harm also.

I tried to search for some answers, but I didn't really find anything. I'll look some more later on, but I really don't think the amount of AAS that is excreted in the seman would cause any problems at all. Although, I do agree that if it really bothers the woman, the extra stress is not worth it.
 
Grizzly said:
einstein1905 said:
You're right, but no one knows anything. All science can do is DISprove theories. It can't prove anything.
It can't? Did I miss something? Hasn't science proven gravity, tectonic plates, the atomic weight of hydrogen, molecular structures, chemical bonding, that aspirin eats the stomach lining, that THC is the effective chemical in marijuana, et ad nauseum?
Actually, no. Science hasn't technically proven anything. The scientific method, which I'm sure all of us science dorks are familiar with, stresses that we can only DISprove a theory. All of our findings/conclusions are based merely on the evidence we have currently. There are many things that are "proven" only to be disproved later. The point is...all we can do is provide strong (sometimes seemingly indisputable) correlational evidence that A causes B.
Many of the "teratogens" that are currently called such have no real world chance of causing any detrimental effect to a developing fetus. The tests showing their potential "harm" is performed on naked DNA (which isn't ever the case in humans) and at crazy high concentrations and durations. Most of these are done in vitro as well, which further removes them from real world physiological conditions. Compound A will show 1 base mutation per X nucleotides in naked DNA in vitro at some insane concentration, which is significantly higher "statistically" than the normal rate of mutation in DNA. In essence, this means absolutely nothing...especially in the real world.
 
bigpmp said:
My wife is pregnant. She found some Kynoselen and a vial of EQ. She told me that what ever I put into my body goes into her body and then into my kid. I never thought of it that way. Is she nuts or does this have some validity? I don't want ot hurt my kid. I will wait the remaining 7 months before going "on" if i need to. Any help with this would be appreciated.

Wouldn't it be simple enough to use whatever gear you might in the next 7 months, and during sex just pull out when finishing?
 

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