More Plates More Dates Steroids Arenβt Safe, But TRT Is - True Or False?
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Jan 13, 2025 The discussion kicks off with a look at how views on anabolic steroids have evolved, shifting focus from aesthetics to serious health risks. It dives into the nuances of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), exposing common misconceptions about its benefits for muscle and performance. The conversation balances the safety and potential dangers of TRT, highlighting the need for more research on the long-term effects of synthetic testosterone use. It's a deep exploration of fitness, health, and the complex interplay of hormones.
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Past Steroid Use
- Derek from More Plates More Dates discusses his past anabolic steroid use, prioritizing muscle growth over long-term health.
- He mentions a past disregard for potential risks due to youth and a lack of readily available information on long-term consequences online.
Misconceptions Around Steroids
- A decade ago, limited social media presence meant fewer reports of steroid-related deaths, creating a false sense of safety.
- The phrase "where are the bodies?" highlights the misconception surrounding the long-term dangers of steroid use, despite insidious health risks.
TRT as "Fake Natty"
- While TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) is seen by some as a "safe" form of enhancement, it's still an external intervention.
- TRT creates a consistent, non-fluctuating testosterone level unlike natural production, which has a diurnal rhythm.