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Abuse: things like absurd doses & durations of nonaromatizable, potent AAS, like Tren (i.m.) and stanozolol (p.o.)., but so many others, too numerous to name.What are the main culprits for those? Non-stop tren/oral use, uncontrolled BP?
The fact of the matter is that response does not scale linearly at all. So if you're using 150 mg of Anadrol (a, by all accounts, relatively safe & effective drug - my favourite), even if you're 180 kg, you're a fool... and I don't care if you believe yourself to be healthy. And I don't care that more is more (higher doses, more LBM). The fact is, an increase from 50 mg to 150 mg increases LBM at a decreasing rate vs. harms/risks that increase at an increasing rate. So, use good judgment.
See, health is transient. It's there today; gone tomorrow. And we, stupidly, take it for granted.
Uncontrolled BP is certainly a Very Bad Thing. It does cause most kidney problems that arise from AAS use. But, not everyone becomes hypertensive from reasonable AAS use, so it is similarly unwise to use ARBs/ACE inhibitors/Beta Blockers prophylactically.
Don't assume that you're average. Don't assume that the "main culprits" apply to you. Like Duchaine said: "if you believe that you are average, you have to first prove it."