what athletes have used steriods?
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Bonds, Rafael Palmeiro, McGuire, Sosa, Cansenco-too many baseball players to count, in Football Jim Haslett now saints head coach, Bill Romanowski now retired and Onterrio Smith dismissed from the league on substance abuse charges.
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Vitamin S aka steroids.
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I think he used steroids back from 1998 through 2002.  I think just to be fair, they should wipe out his records from those years.  And Sammy Sosa may never play baseball again, from what i heard was he retired.
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Kids look up to athletes and want to be like them.  When an athlete, like Palmero (I'll use him cause there's a drug test), uses steroids, kids think, "Hey, if I use steroids I can be just like him."  It's a bad thing.
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barry bonds. hes earrings are homo and he takes steroids to attract attention from other men
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Because anabolic steirods are seriously harmful if abused.\n\n  They can cause...........bone deterioation, diabetes, agressive behavior, Physical violence, unstable reactions,Naked Agression.  Steriods are bad unless used as a teatment, not a therapy.
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When I look at his before pictures and him in the present there is no doubt in my mind that he has/is using steroids. Mark Mcguire and Sammy Sosa are others that have probably used steroids.
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I would say a good majority are, but the question is whether the steroid is considered a performance enhancing steroid or not. Andro was legal while Mark McGuire was using it, but subsequently banned. BALCO was reported to manufacture steroids that are desgined to avoid being detected during testing.
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Let’s start here; first and foremost steroids are not magic! They are not the sole ingredient that will make a super physique. Now don’t get me wrong, steroids do work, but not in the way the media hype would have you to believe. The way steroids are portrayed in the media is absolutely false. They make it seem as if taking AAS is what led the athlete to be as “great” as he or she was…again, false. Did they help the athlete? Absolutely, but without an already established diet and training program they would not have produced the results that they did. \n\nLet’s now turn to competitive bodybuilding, since that is the easiest place for me to argue my points. As a competitive BB myself, I have used AAS for sometime now. When I first started I started out very slow, low doses usually one compound per cycle, just to see how my body would react to various compounds…but I did not do this until I had first spent several years in the gym and several years researching AAS…there is a lot to be said for reaching and establishing a good “natural” base, and even more to be said about establishing a firm grip on the reality of AAS before starting to use them. \n\nNow do I think that taking AAS is dangerous? It can be, but I am a firm believer that with responsible use they can be a very useful tool in aiding any competitive bodybuilder. When you hear all of the horror stories in the news about AAS you can 9 times out of 10 pin point what really caused the problem. For example, inadequate information about the proper way to use AAS by the user, lack of knowledge about how to come off AAS cycles, i.e. PCT, use of recreational drugs and or alcohol while on an AAS cycle, poor hygiene habits in using AAS…the list could go on and on. \n\nNext off you might ask, should AAS be part of the plan for a competitive bodybuilder? Maybe, maybe not, but they are a reality of the sport and because of this reality they are necessary for anyone who wishes to be truly competitive in the sport. \n\nWhat about long term affects? In the post above mine the individual states that taking AAS will damage you later in life. Is this true? It may be, but if proper precautions are taken I would say this is false. For example, if you have two 50 yr old men, 1 took AAS for years, the other didn’t, and will the user be worse off then the non-user? In terms of testosterone levels absolutely not. By age 50 whether you have used AAS or not your test levels will be approaching the bottom end of the spectrum…after all, why do you think so many men over 50 now find themselves on HRT. \n\nAs far as other risk, sure there may be some down the road; no one has ever said that the AAS game is perfect and that no harm will come. With that in mind it is up to each individual to weigh these risks themselves to determine if AAS is right for them. It may or may not be a risky game, but so many things in life are a risk and to reach certain goals risk are often part of the equation \nHonestly I’m not exactly sure what all you are looking for here, so I hope some of this helps out. If there is anything at all you’d like to know or ask about AAS please feel free to PM me with questions and I will be glad to help you out.
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YES!!! People should be able to do things on their own and not take steriods to enhance their body just so that they can play better.
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Every single baseball player for the past 50 years *might* have used them.  Only a few (Jose Canseco and Ken Caminiti are the only ones I'm aware of) have publicly admitted to doing so.  A number of players have also been suspended for testing positive - the link below includes a list.  Many minor league players have also tested positive.\n\nBesides those listed above: Mark McGwire used androstenedione, a then-legal supplement, and there is suspicion that he used illegal ones as well.  Jose Canseco publicly stated that he had personal knowledge of steroid use by McGwire, Jason Giambi, Rafael Palmeiro, Iván Rodríguez, and Juan González; only Palmeiro has tested positive.
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YES lol\n\n\nhttp://egrab.com/answers/links/bonds_steroids.htm\n\n\n.
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there are people that can do it without steroids.\n\nthink about hank aaron, babe ruth, wille mays.\n\nits not about being better and better than the legends before you.\n\n    Its about putting your best effort forward to beat your opponents. If every one played perfect, that wouldn't fill seats either. Its the imperfections and mistakes that matter most.
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Without steroids, Barry Bonds would have made the hall of fame. He's that good of a ball player. Without steroids, however, he wouldn't have come close to Aaron's Home Run record. Does he deserve to be the Home Run king? No. Will he be? Yes. Sad to say, the deed is done, he took steroids, and he will break the record next year. This whole fiasco makes the Pete Rose lifetime ban from baseball a big joke.
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Kobe Bryant \nLeBron James \nDwyane Wade \nCarmelo Anthony \nPaul Pierce \nShane Battier \nBruce Bowen \nMicheal Redd \nJoe Johnson \nGilbert Arenas \nChris Paul \nChauncey Billups \nLuke Ridnour \nAmare Stoudemire \nShawn Marion \nChris Bosh \nBrad Miller \nElton Brand \nAntawn Jamison \nDwight Howard \nLamar Odom \nJ.J. Redick (NCAA) \nAdam Morrison (NCAA) \n\nThey've all been allowed to try out\n\nwww.nbarebound.com (bottom of home page)
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The steroid "issue" came about in football long before the present MLB situation. The NFL has been addressing roid use for quite awhile now. There's always ways to beat the system (like HGH), but they do a much better job of testing and addressing the problem than baseball has done thus far.
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Nothing has been proven but the steroids Bonds has been alleged to have taken:\nThe Cream- Used in conjuction with other steroids to mask them from tests\nThe Clear (Tetrahydrogestrinone, THG)- An anabolic steroid\nInsulin\nTestosterone Decanoate (Mexican Beans)- A fast acting steroid\nTrenbolone- It is used to improve muscle quantity of cows\n\nArnold Schwarzenegger used steroids in his body building career before the US deemed them illegal. The primary steroid he used was Dianabol although he probably used others in conjuction