Originally Posted by
Atomini
You need to understand that we all have cancerous cells inside our bodies at all times. What keeps them in check is your immune system. Your white blood cells patrol your body and if/when they come across suspicious cells that are dividing at an uncontrollable rate, your white blood cells then consume and destroy those cancerous cells. Whether or not you end up with full-blown cancer for the most part depends on the following factors:
- Your immune system is compromised and therefore cannot maintain control of cancerous cells. Cell division therefore spirals out of control.
- Something (a chemical, radiation, foreign body, infection, etc.) is causing cell division to occur so rapidly that it outpaces the body's immune system's ability to be able to control the numbers of cancer cells.
- Both of the above.
Anyhow, anabolic steroids have not been shown in any cases to aggrivate any cancers (with the exception of prostate cancer, but this operates through several completely different pathways), and definitely nothing to do with melanoma and skin cancers. Anabolic steroids are hormones that have specific actions in specific target tissues and cells. They won't cause cell growth randomly in other areas of the body that they do not have growth-promoting effects on. And in those target tissues that they do (muscle tissue), they signal growth in a very specific manner.
In short, you have nothing to worry about.
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