Working of steroids
How do steroids work?
Steroids are a human-made version of hormones typically secreted by the adrenal gland, who are just above each kidney. When taken in doses higher the amount your body usually has. It-
• Reduces inflammation. Inflammation occurs when the body's immune system responds to injury or infection. When this affects the tissues under the skin, the area can become painful, red. Inflammation usually protects you, but sometimes inflammation can cause harm to your body. It can help to treat inflammatory conditions like eczema.
• Lessens the activity of the immune system, the body's natural Defense against infections. This can help treat autoimmune conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) caused by immune system mistakenly attacking the body.
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Testosterone is the only the version of "steriod" that the body makes. All the other versions are synthetic/derivatives.
see theres different kind of steroids bro. There are steroids that fill up the muscle with air making it LOOK bigger. there are steroids that do liposuction without the surgery part and there are steroids that will transform you into a real life John F Kenedey, i have no clue how those bastads at those ugls do it. So far I was able to morph into that guy about 6 times with the use of JohnTek
They have the Marilyn Monroe sauce also! Heard it's Fyer!!!
Bigun2sigh first time posting this link today. Probably won’t be the last:
https://www.eroids.com/forum/general/forum-rules/the-rules
What we learned from this.. Mikey can google, copy and paste.
He didn't even google the right kind of steroids...
Come on fellas at least if we ever get a rash and put on cortico steroids we will be more informed lol
Bigun2Or read the rules related to posting source names in open forums. Another day, another troll.
Molinin302Lol