Anabolic Steroid Intoxication Contributed to Fatal Overdose According to Medical Examiner

Here's the thing. The coroner originally listed drug overdose of Oxycontin, Xanax and Cocaine as the original cause of death.

But political pressure from the parents, a local news station, and state officials caused them to add steroid intoxication as a contributing cause of death - apparently given equal weight as the other drugs.

I'm not sure why the mom thought it was such a big deal to add AAS. Perhaps, she didn't want her son to be just another typical victim of a street drug overdose.

I suspect by pressuring the medical examiner to add steroid intoxication to the mix, it creates the potential for criminal liability for the doctor/clinic who prescribed testosterone to the victim. IOW, the family can't sue anyone for wrongly death because of cocaine/oxycontin/xanax. But they can surely sue Revolution Medical Center and the prescribing doctor.

This, of course, is pure speculation right now.

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I saw the little news clip that was on this page:

What fucking ignorant pricks!
I especially hate the father whos kid commited suicide. He is a moron, he failed as a father obviouslly; so he needs to justify and protect his ego by blaming the kids death on something that already is viewed as deviant in society.

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I just don't get how anyone in the medical community would go along with this. i have asked doctors about AS and they tell me unless i play pro ball they don't understand why Iwould would i risk it for no money. but they even told me it is unlikely anything bad will happen. Just not to buy it from a drug dealer. now i wonder if this would include pharmacies which are worse then drug dealers.
my brother has Been sick for a few years now. The doctors can't figure out what is wrong with him. they say he is faking it. one doctor told him they where going to give as much steriods as his body can hand without dieing. another doctor said it would kill him.
I forget what the total quanity was. but i remember it being almost 6 of my 10 gram cycles over like 6 hours. So that is when i dicided i knew more then atleast 30% of doctors out there seeing as how 70% of them refuse to treat the poor kid.

mind you there is no true facts in this statement. when he told me the quanity i though it was a real lot. and he just said "you really think that is alot." i told him how much i take and even he though he would seek other help. I wish there was a take home kit for that kind of treatment

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Good point. But I don't think it's possible. His testosterone/epitestosterone ratio was 78 which suggests he was using higher than therapeutic dosages. But Dr. Scally tells me that his actual dosage or testosterone blood leves can't be accurately determined based on the T/E ratio.

OTOH, it would be bad news for Revolution and its doctors, if the prescribed dosage was really high.

I know some clinics have prescribed as much as 400mg/week of testosterone cypionate. (I'm not sure how difficult it would be to medically justify this dosage and/or if this type of dosage is highly suspect/unusual in medicine. But I think it is.) Some clinics, I'm not sure if Revolution is guilty of this, even prescribed trenbolone acetate.

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It looks like Revolution Medical Center was one of the longevity clinics allegedly prescribing trenbolone to patients. I think Body Solutions Rx was another.

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