dead cousin
Hi everyone I herd the news yesterday about my dead cousin!! He died with kidney and liver damage!! Yess he was a steriod user he used to play sports a game called kabbadi its a game originally from india and yes most brown people play this game! He took steriods when he used to play! And he wsnt a abuser he used them with proper guidelines on and off and took liver support etc etc but he passed away yesterday at age 33! Now I am scared as shit !! So I wanna tell every brother here to keep get your organs tested!! Coz u never know! I am that scared that I didn't even take my yesterday injection! ! I think this will be my last cycle I mean I don't wanna die at 32 33! :O
Edit: he did 6 7 cycles as far as I know he didnt tell me what he was taking but he told me that he tried deca eq tren the most! No he dosent have any family history of death hir grandfather is still alive at 92!! But he told me he took hcg for pct !! He never had any health conditions at all!
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russel12I would just like to say 2 things brothers 1) safety first 2) safety first
Keep bloods in check dont ignore any kimda chest pain or high blood pressure! I know everyone knows this but not alot of people actually do it!
I was stupid to start cycle at 23 you dont really need gear unless u reached your potential and you would like to go professional!
Keep working hard !
Good luck and god bless u all
Wow that means I have about 1 year left of life because, I've ran the same stuff and I'm 32. I feel your pain brother but hey, look at Arnold's age and look how much gear he's run. Gear isn't for everyone, however there is an underlying condition here that the doctors aren't mentioning. I would never run gear if I was in such a sport like kabbadi. B.t.w. kabbadi is a bad ass sport it reminds me of sumo wrestling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9JjxdGfBr0. Sorry about your cousin bro, Godspeed!
russel12I know bro I was panicked!! He was a nice guy he played word cup as well! And he always avoided alcohol and smoking! And his diet was spectacular! ! Rip my brother!
AnonBrother I'm sorry for your lose, but I (we) would need a great deal of more info about his medical conditions, medical history, family medical history, substance abuse history (if any exist), diet, and blood work results. Please no offense intended but just because someone drives over the speed limit and crashes their car doesn't mean that everyone would experience the same result. May he rest in peace, and my thoughts are prayers are with his family.
GearofWarThat's tragic but it can happen for so many other reasons. I feel bad for you and I applaud your concern for proper testing and responsible use. But in this game shit happens. Look at the AEROK thread. Prime example. Fear mongering does nothing but promote and proliferate negative stereotypes about AAS. Awareness is the key. Not fear.
only 7 cycles? Why is this not more common then? Pros taking insane amounts for decades...
It couldn't possibly be Hepatitis A, B, or C, Long term alcohol use, Cirrhosis, Hemochromatosis, Malnutrition,
Acetaminophen overdose, prescription and herbal medications, Ingestion of poisonous wild mushrooms...
Not sure about the comment "...and yes most brown people play this game!" was he brown? did he catch a disease from brown people? Or was he living in India at the time?
I am sorry about your cousin though.
russel12Yes he was brown and no he was in England ! I mentioned this brown game thingy coz recently alot of specially brown young guyz were busted for testosterone in this game! He was one of em! But his liver and kidney at the same time??? No he didn't have any disease! ! Doctors blamed the steriod use!
kidney failure is often a result of liver failure. A cascade failure if you will.
AnonI really believe that you're exaggerating. I can completely understand why you would be panicking, base of the information you received. But there's a lot more factors that come into play. sure, steroids may raise liver values negatively, but they certainly aren't the only thing that can. For example, was he an avid alcohol drinker, was he consuming any other recreational drugs on top of steroids? did he have a shitty diet? may things may have caused the kidney and liver damage, you can't just point your finger at steroids just becuase he was using them. Maybe his guide was a shitty guru. for example, a good coach would encourage their athlete to get blood work regularly to see if any abnormalities may arise. maybe his coach is the one to blame and not the steroid use. I really believe that if anyone is using AAS's, he or she has a responsibility to get blood work done pre, during, and post cycle. i just posted a post the lab sectoin on how i had elevated liver values, which is why i decided to not start my second cycle. luckily i figured out what was causing the problem and now im all good and health enough to start my second run.
http://www.eroids.com/pics/i-lowered-my-ast-and-alt-and-a-few-other-markers
the link show what i did. also, i post info on how someone who wishes to know their levels can go about it. stay safe my friend.
So are you saying steroids killed your cousin. If so what was it that killed him how much was he taking per day week month and did he have any pre-existing conditions as far as heart issues? Family history of death or early signs of health issues? I am sorry for your loss but please do us all a favor and let us know the full review from beginning to end.