Dhea?

I am a Div I athlete and i was wondering if Dhea was detectable on a random school drug test
Thanks

no it's not

Thanks bro, i was wondering if you knew what i could take to get bigger, i am a freshman at a div I school and i need to get stronger without geting busted,
if you could hlep out i would appreciate it.

Simple, at a Div 1 school as an athlete, you are on a scholarship prolly. Get busted with AAS, lose your money, lose your schooling. Worth the risk to you?

Try food and lifting, itll work wonders when you eat correctly.

like head sayd bro stay off the juice
do not ruin your education potential
you can always juice after you graduate
but please dont piss away the schooling opportunity you have
TGO

Thanks i understand. do you think that Dhea works though

Another reason to stay off dhea is because you don't know what it is going to convert to in the body. Thus I wouldn't rule it out that you could fail a doping test from dhea usage. I am not sure you would see much in the way of gains even if you did risk using it. But that is just my .02.

Later,

CC

I was a four year division I athlete and got drug tested every year. A buddy of mine on another sports team got busted for DHEA on an NCAA drug test that everyone had to take after conference finals. I wouldn't take it at all. Anything that has potential to increase the testosterone production in your body is highly likely to get you a positive test. Just stay with the protein and throw in some creatine and glutamine and hit the gym hard. You will really not see that much of a difference with the DHEA anyway and it wouldn't be worth the risk. Hit the gym hard and time will pay off.

def. not worth the risk dhea is the kia of prohormones (which are the kia of performance-enhancing substances).

if you wanna take enhancers juice with stuff like halo and test that will give you real gains and be out of your system fast during the time you are not being tested.

according to a profile at
supplementwatch.com there is a NOTE: under the DOSAGE: section which states

NOTE: Competitive athletes should be aware of the potential for DHEA supplementation to alter the testosterone-epitestosterone ratio so it exceeds the 6:1 limit set by both the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and NCAA in their screening for testosterone doping.

Hope this helps.