Could Gear accelerate Hereditary diseases?

[Schwarzenegger]

I was wondering just for my own knowledge. Since gear closes the growth plates (ie. accelerates growth) and enlarges prostate, could it also accelerate the onslaught of hereditary diseases the would normally arise later in life without steroid use? THe reason i am wondering is because my cousin has abused anabolic steroids heavily for the past few years and got Crohns disease when he was 24 years old (hes 27 now) which is an abnormal age to have it as it usually arises in middle aged to old people. It is presumabley hereditary as his father was diagnosed with it recently. Could gear accelerate bodily functions so that diseases arise earlier than normal? Discussion on this topic would indeed be interesting, although im not a doctor.

[Snrf]

Mate you weigh 150 pounds. Stop talking about juice and go eat and workout naturally.

And don't claim you weigh 165 now, cuz we all saw your weight like 2 weeks ago and you bumped it up as soon as we told you you were too light.

And growth plates closing is not the same as accelerated growth.

[stupidhippo]

u r asking a question that cant b really answered. the whole question is simplifying way too much. I guess everything is possible but to my knowledge such a link doesnt exist.. u cant bunch all hereditary conditions together like that etc etc etc... what u could ask is does gear somehow effect CD's onset age. The answer is never heard of such a link..

[vitor]

Mate you weigh 150 pounds. Stop talking about juice and go eat and workout naturally.

And don't claim you weigh 165 now, cuz we all saw your weight like 2 weeks ago and you bumped it up as soon as we told you you were too light.

I didnt know that someone needed to weigh a certain poundage b/f they could ask a steroid related question here, "terrible comment"

Schwarzenegger-Yes steroids can speed up the process of some hereditiary diseases like prostate enlagment/cancer, hairloss etc, but there will have to be an genetic disposition in the first place.

[boostedevo8]

Mate you weigh 150 pounds. Stop talking about juice and go eat and workout naturally.

And don't claim you weigh 165 now, cuz we all saw your weight like 2 weeks ago and you bumped it up as soon as we told you you were too light.

And growth plates closing is not the same as accelerated growth.

dude who let the hamster up your ass? take it easy hes just asking a question.......

[Bigmax]

Take it EZ guys...he didnt flame him ..but told him his opinion of what the guy posted ...in fact there was no name calling or anything of the sort.To answer your question YES!!

[Schwarzenegger]

oh ic, i guess i was misinformed as to the age bracket. This was just a weird question that popped into my head lol.

[stupidhippo]

Steroids definitely do not elevate the risk for Chron disease or make it appear earlier. Chron disease is a type of autoimmune disease and most autoimmune diseases are due to high estrogen levels and not high testosterone. Normal or high levels of testosterone tends to supress autoimmune diseases. Besides, most cases of Chron disease are diagnosed in the teens to twenties and your friend is exactly in that age bracket.

are u sure estrogen is causative reason? I mean many autoimmune diseases are a lot more common in women but to my knowledge the reason is not known..