Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids in Power & Strength Sports—Risks, Benefits, and Female Use Explored

2024-08-18

Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids in Power & Strength Sports—Risks, Benefits, and Female Use Explored Runtime 25:44 Synopsis I. AAS & Nonhypertrophy Objectives ("Making Weight") for Untested Powerlifters: (i) Increased Strength/Power; (ii) Anticatabolism & Antiadipogenic Effects; (iii) Enhanced Bone & Soft Tissue Metabolism; & (iv) Increased Glycogen Synthetase Activity II. Curated Biological Harms of AAS: (i) Cardiovascular; (ii) Psychological

Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids in Power & Strength Sports—Risks, Benefits, and Female Use Explored Runtime

25:44

Synopsis

I. AAS & Nonhypertrophy Objectives ("Making Weight") for Untested Powerlifters: (i) Increased Strength/Power; (ii) Anticatabolism & Antiadipogenic Effects; (iii) Enhanced Bone & Soft Tissue Metabolism; & (iv) Increased Glycogen Synthetase Activity

II. Curated Biological Harms of AAS: (i) Cardiovascular; (ii) Psychological

III. Female Considerations: GH Secretagogues vs. RhGH, Enhanced Efficacy/Tolerability

IV. Thyroid Function a la (a) AAS and (b) RhGH

Features Type-IIx Topics AAS, androgens, neural drive, central motor command, rate coding, GHRH, GHRP, Ipamorelin, Ibutamoren, MK-677, Mod GRF (1-29), RhGH, growth hormone, testosterone, oxandrolone, Dianabol, metandienone, methenolone, Primobolan, thyroid, T3, T4, TBG References

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