Steroid damage is known through actual legit medical use.
Easy one: stunted growth if given before puberty. There is no doubt about this one. Some kids were/are given steroids before puberty because of life threatening issues. Stunted growth is obviously a problem, often leaving the person looking like a 10-12 year old even as adults…right down to the voice. As if there bodies were stuck in time before puberty, but they are adults.
Hair loss, temper, and anything else associated with elevated levels of testoterone. Well documented, but not exactly handy.
After effects: body stops making testosterone…impotence…lethargy, etc.
Liver damage from oral pills.
Sorry this can’t be referenced, but steroids have legit purposes and legit documented side effects as noted on the typical package insert.
Because steroids are legitimate medical products, all have reference materials available for public reference by the pharmaceutcal manufacturers.
THE BIGGEST obstacle is that alot of the ‘top’ drugs are designated for “equestrian use” or “cattle use” or “vetinary use”…so the actual damage to humans is unknown…‘technically’ unknown…but reasonable conclusions can be drawn based on their milder human drug versions.
Here are some popular names to research:
Winstrol (Winstrol V) - for vetinary use only
Equipose - for use in horses only
Ben Johnson busted @ olympics was on Winstrol V.
Decadurabolin - humans
Sustanon - humans
All above are injectables.
pill…Anavar - human
pill…Anadrol - human
Dianibol - humans (aka - D Ball) …pill
Research some of those listed above.
NOTE: Human growth hormone (HGH) might be the biggest problem…but I don’t believe it’s classified as a steroid.