Do steroids influence cognitive functions? For the better or worse?
What is your experience while on cycle? If you experience changes, are they permanent?
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Do steroids influence cognitive functions? For the better or worse?
What is your experience while on cycle? If you experience changes, are they permanent?
You get a little smarter every cycle you run and its permanent.
I'm a fvcking genius now.
yup on my first now and already feel smart as ****!
Is this a joke?
The only problem with your newfound genius is that you will no longer be content with your current circumstances. Your boss no longer pays you enough, and you should be a neurosurgeon.
ah I see now that explains why I quit my job this morning and applied at Harvard^^
I am unstoppable at Jeopardy now.........thanks tes/tren.
Marcus would have a higher iq than Stephen Hawking....
We all know your real name is Alex...(BB) lol are you actually live right now Pacific time(b/c I'm watchin) I love you NPP!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Brown
Marcus.....Albert Einstein ......same thing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sgt. Hartman
Since I'm pinning ed then that explains my sudden jump in IQ! Thx prop!
No it's serious, because most gym-bros are dumb as ****. I thought maybe it has something to do with steroids.Quote:
Originally Posted by cardifffizzle
Nope.......they got that way all on there own.Quote:
Originally Posted by dfarre
lmao... On a roll! True but still funny! LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Buster Brown
Limitless ftw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOLqNOfzus4
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3203/...1a6aab01_m.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Buster Brown
If this is a serious question, I guess it's possible (sort of, read below). If you have low hormone levels then an increase in testosterone could help. It could also do he opposite. If you don't follow a cycle down to the T, have all the other add-ons you need (like AI's on hand, HCG, proper PCT, proper dosages, etc, etc, etc), then your hormones can jump all over the place and can make you a mess. Hormonal, moody, "roid rage", hard to concentrate, feeling "foggy", etc.
But does it actually improve cognitive function (in the true meaning of the word.... I studied cognitive psychology for a number of years)? No, not at all.
If you are worried about this then I suggest you dont use Steroids, alcohol or any illegal substances, you may not have any extra brain cells to spare.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7gzmoqmL7g