child on steroids

**hkntbro** · 04-11-2010, 04:57 AM

friend of mine, 16 years old, extremely devoloped (including hair on back) huge ass muscles and veins(he doesnt workout). we kno each other since kids and he got 8 pack when he was on 11. AND his mom is a nurse.
the question is is it possible his mom to give him steroids ? is this legal?

**the big 1** · 04-11-2010, 05:19 AM

Originally Posted by hkntbro

friend of mine, 16 years old, extremely devoloped (including hair on back) huge ass muscles and veins(he doesnt workout). we kno each other since kids and he got 8 pack when he was on 11. AND his mom is a nurse.
the question is is it possible his mom to give him steroids? is this legal?

If his mum is giving him drugs, its classed as child abuse, so yes its illegal.

He might just be a super freak with really high T levels at a young age, youll soon find out if he is on steroids , because it will stunt his growth (hieght) and prematurely close the end of his bones, so he will be a really short dude.

**cherrydrpepper** · 04-11-2010, 05:56 AM

Chuck Norris is pretty hairy. Maybe his dad is Chuck Norris.

**Bossman** · 04-11-2010, 06:22 AM

Everyone matures at a different rate. I had a mustache at 13, dated a nice college girl when I was a junior in High School. It did have its benefits.

**number28** · 04-11-2010, 09:32 AM

Isn't it a possibility that hr ws prescribed GH as a child?

**gymnerd** · 04-11-2010, 10:14 AM

Bro, I HIGHLY doubt they have there kid on steroids ! I had a friend growing up and this kid was big and shredded to the bone, the kick in the nutts was not only did he not watch what he ate at all he didn't lift or anything he did play sports but no weightlifting at all. I have good genetics but this kid was just a freak like god made him simple as that. Could dunk a basketball at 5"7 too

Unfortunately not everyone is made equal physically.

**scotimus** · 04-11-2010, 11:10 AM

dont count out the chance he could be doing them himself. look how many 16,17 year olds try to join this board(and others) before a mod boots em out.

not saying he is on gear for sure,but maybe. his mom doesnt have to be giving them to him lol, at 16 you can make your own decisions even tho they are usually misguided.

***system admin*** · 04-11-2010, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by scotimus

dont count out the chance he could be doing them himself. look how many 16,17 year olds try to join this board(and others) before a mod boots em out.

not saying he is on gear for sure,but maybe. his mom doesnt have to be giving them to him lol, at 16 you can make your own decisions even tho they are usually misguided.

I sure hope kids do NOT get booted out for researching steroids ... that would be a problem. We do NOT want kids, teenagers, or even young adults to use these drugs, but we sure as hell dont want to kick them out for trying to educate themselves.

**Nooomoto** · 04-11-2010, 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by system admin

I sure hope kids do NOT get booted out for researching steroids... that would be a problem. We do NOT want kids, teenagers, or even young adults to use these drugs, but we sure as hell dont want to kick them out for trying to educate themselves.

In a perfect world they'd come to research. But how often do teenagers research things before doing them? More often than not they just want us to tell them what to do.

**JScondition** · 04-11-2010, 01:04 PM

Steroids are not as readily available to nurses as you might think. They require dr. prescriptions and you will almost never see them prescribed to patients in the hospital setting.

She would be knowledgeable on how to inject her son, but it is highly unlikely that is the case. He could just be genetically gifted.

**Phate** · 04-11-2010, 01:11 PM

Originally Posted by JScondition

Steroids are not as readily available to nurses as you might think. They require dr. prescriptions and you will almost never see them prescribed to patients in the hospital setting.

She would be knowledgeable on how to inject her son, but it is highly unlikely that is the case. He could just be genetically gifted.

agreed, they are most commonly prescribed (in kids) for AIDs patients, burn victims, etc...but only in those extenuating circumstances

and nurses aren't taught testosterone dosages and such in med school(i have several nurses, OTs, PTs, etc... in my family and none of them have much knowledge on this subject)

**graeme87** · 04-12-2010, 09:14 AM

How do you know he doesn't workout?

**hkntbro** · 04-12-2010, 09:22 AM

oh sorry, does playing xbox counts as forarm workout? he plays about 5h a day maybe dats the secret

**Mr.Rose** · 04-12-2010, 09:28 AM

Does he have hairy palms and has his eyes fallen out?

If so then that's how he gets massive forearms.

**Vitruvian-Man** · 04-12-2010, 09:41 AM

You also live in Bulgaria bro....

Not particularly f*cking hard to get AAS there at all.

It's all OTC.

It's seriously easier to get AAS in that country (don't confuse w/ czech republic).... I would say it's easier to get steroids from pharmacies w/out a prescription in Bulgaria then it is in Mexico..

-VM

**RikFenix** · 04-12-2010, 04:06 PM

What makes you think steroids ? Everyone is different genetically - like others said he could just be a freak as far as that goes. Just look at professional athletes - being ripped just comes naturally to some people. Some are very quick to accuse. Does he know anything about lifting? Does he play sports?

**graeme87** · 04-13-2010, 01:23 AM

Originally Posted by hkntbro

oh sorry, does playing xbox counts as forarm workout? he plays about 5h a day maybe dats the secret

Put it this way, if he is not working out and eating correctly steroids won't do anything for him.

I say he is either secretly working out, a genetic freak that is in great shape naturally or working out and using steroids.

I seriously doubt he is taking steroids and just playing xbox, it simply wouldn't work.

**Phate** · 04-13-2010, 02:45 AM

Originally Posted by graeme87

Put it this way, if he is not working out and eating correctly steroids won't do anything for him.

I say he is either secretly working out, a genetic freak that is in great shape naturally or working out and using steroids.

I seriously doubt he is taking steroids and just playing xbox, it simply wouldn't work.

no it would, studies have shown that even anavar can cause muscle gain without workout stimulus, though weight lifting obviously boosted gains significantly