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More Middle-aged Men Taking Steroids To Look Younger Men's Health |
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<br>The Rise of Unregulated Steroid Use Among Athletes |
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<br>In recent years, more and more athletes—especially those in high‑performance sports—have turned to unverified supplements that claim "natural" muscle‑building power. These products often bypass rigorous testing, leaving consumers exposed to a range of health risks and legal pitfalls. |
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1. Health Risks |
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Hormonal Imbalance |
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Many so‑called natural boosters actually contain steroid precursors or compounds that trigger the body’s endocrine system. Even low doses can upset testosterone levels, leading to mood swings, infertility, or liver strain. |
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Cardiovascular Strain |
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Elevated blood pressure and altered lipid profiles are common side effects when anabolic agents circulate unchecked. |
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Unknown Contaminants |
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Because quality control is lax, products may be contaminated with heavy metals, undeclared pharmaceuticals, or harmful excipients. This can cause long‑term organ damage. |
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2. Legal & |
