BIGDADDY
Sep 23, 2015 at 11:41 PM
#1
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UK Teen Bodybuilder Dies, His Heart Explodes Due To Steroids Abuse !
7 posts · started by BIGDADDY · Sep 23, 2015
Sep 24, 2015 at 9:01 AM
#2
Not good when this kind of news happens especially if it goes main stream!!but taking business aside do take note about the health issues with regards to taking anabolic compounds.you guys are old enough to make your own decisions in life but please take into account the long term effect,it's not a short fix!!
With regards to this dude I think it's slightly 'blown' out of proportion,not from what's happened but what the actual cause was.Steroids know doubt had an influencing effect on his death but common sense tells me( I'm not a qualified doctor) he had a genetic defect which in time would have took his life away early.
However may this be a warning to us all..
With regards to this dude I think it's slightly 'blown' out of proportion,not from what's happened but what the actual cause was.Steroids know doubt had an influencing effect on his death but common sense tells me( I'm not a qualified doctor) he had a genetic defect which in time would have took his life away early.
However may this be a warning to us all..
Sep 24, 2015 at 10:22 AM
#3
THIS WAS NOT DUE TO ANABOLIC STEROIDS
Genetic abnormalities
Huge internal organs
Possible acromegaly but was never fully tested for it
Genetic abnormalities
Huge internal organs
Possible acromegaly but was never fully tested for it
Sep 24, 2015 at 3:40 PM
#4
Age 19 and he's weighing 19 nearly 20 stone? Fuck me that wouldn't be healthy at all!!! especially not for someone so young, think he defo overdid it there.
Sep 24, 2015 at 4:54 PM
#5
This is a quote from the coroner's report;
"Such a tear is a very rare event, and the most likely cause is genetic...But I cannot record a verdict of natural causes."
Sure AAS could have potentially contributed to this but its incredibly likely he was predisposed to it
"Such a tear is a very rare event, and the most likely cause is genetic...But I cannot record a verdict of natural causes."
Sure AAS could have potentially contributed to this but its incredibly likely he was predisposed to it
Sep 24, 2015 at 8:15 PM
#6
I guess he 'overdid' his growth spurt and shouldn't have been over 7 feet tall.
Like I said. Genetic abnormalities.
Like I said. Genetic abnormalities.
Oct 6, 2015 at 6:09 PM
#7
Congenital heart defects, likely acromegaly.
Add weighing 260+ lbs into the mix (anything over 240 lbs seems to significantly increase incidence of cardiovascular events regardless of bf%age)as well as perhaps high blood pressure from androgens and also perhaps the unhealthy lipid profiles and over time you have a recipe for stuff to go wrong... very wrong.
Add weighing 260+ lbs into the mix (anything over 240 lbs seems to significantly increase incidence of cardiovascular events regardless of bf%age)as well as perhaps high blood pressure from androgens and also perhaps the unhealthy lipid profiles and over time you have a recipe for stuff to go wrong... very wrong.