Association Against Steroid Abuse

[>Acute<]

Has anyone been to their website? steroidabuse.com

The information they have on steroids and the different steroid profiles are probably some of the best I could find anywhere on the web. I was skeptical at first given their website name, I thought I would find typical anti steroid propaganda. But I was really surprised.

And what's more, the way they advertise the benefits of each steroid, they make them sound very tempting to any reader. They really stick to the facts, present steroids in a positive light and they discuss the possible side effects with such causality they make them sound like no big deal.


But I really think they would get better views and perception if they change their name and their slogan. Their slogan is just in a really bad taste. "Steroids will make you strong... short, fat, bald, impotent, angry, depressed"

Now I've spent a few hours on their website since I stumbled on it. No where did I get that idea from reading all the articles... This really puzzles me

[cherrydrpepper]

I liked your thread about the most depressing bodybuilding article. In this case I don't plan on going to an anti steroid website. Just don't feel like upping their traffic numbers by 1 even.

[>Acute<]

I liked your thread about the most depressing bodybuilding article. In this case I don't plan on going to an anti steroid website. Just don't feel like upping their traffic numbers by 1 even.

Other than their title, you would never guess it's an anti steroid website. This is a good thing, however very confusing.

[austinite]

OP, please delete that link to the website in reference.

[DigitalGorilla]

good site...alot of good info on it...

[warmouth]

Has anyone been to their website? steroidabuse.com

The information they have on steroids and the different steroid profiles are probably some of the best I could find anywhere on the web. I was skeptical at first given their website name, I thought I would find typical anti steroid propaganda. But I was really surprised.

And what's more, the way they advertise the benefits of each steroid, they make them sound very tempting to any reader. They really stick to the facts, present steroids in a positive light and they discuss the possible side effects with such causality they make them sound like no big deal.

But I really think they would get better views and perception if they change their name and their slogan. Their slogan is just in a really bad taste. "Steroids will make you strong... short, fat, bald, impotent, angry, depressed"

Now I've spent a few hours on their website since I stumbled on it. No where did I get that idea from reading all the articles... This really puzzles me

It is good. I think it is a sister site of this one.