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**Great White** · 22-02-2005, 09:00 AM

Found this artical for you ladies:

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Female Steroid Usage 101

By: Micro (basskilleronline)

Lots of people have very strong convictions against women using steroids. The most common misconceptions involve the strain of though that steroids will turn a woman into a muscle-bound man with a vagina. Although this may be true in some cases, the fact remains that steroids could be very beneficial to women.

Sure, if you inject a woman with testosterone, she will eventually develop very male characteristics. In fact, this is likely to occur with the use of most steroids. Some side effects may include deepening of the voice, development of facial and body hair, and clitoral enlargement. Some sports, like female bodybuilding, encourage the participants to develop unnatural amounts of muscle. So in an attempt to excel at their chosen sport, some women do in fact make that ultimate sacrifice. That is where the common misconceptions are born.

There is also a moral issue to deal with. Is it fair to use foreign substances to achieve a thin and beautiful body? I believe that it is fair. After all, are not E/C/A, protein supplements, and the such foreign substances? One may argue that steroids would cause a higher amount of damage to the body. While this is true if the wrong steroids are used, if a female steroid user has the proper guidance, there is no risk at all. There are also many other points that bother me about our society's disdain for female steroid usage. Many claim that it is such a shallow motive to want to look good. I beg to differ. Would you prefer the woman to continue life feeling bad and ashamed of her body? Perhaps having to settle with a mate that she deems unworthy? I think not.

Explain to me why it is socially acceptable to use the birth control pill, which is a steroid, to be able to have frivolous sex? Why is it ok for a woman who feels like she is a man to have a sex change procedure? I say procedure because, unlike the male-to-female sex change operations, there is no genital mutilation involved in turning a woman into a "man." When a woman seeks to change sexes, they prescribe to her large amounts of testosterone. Yes, you heard me right, steroids. So why is it ok to use steroids to have frivolous sex and change your appearance to be more masculine, while it is so wrong to use steroids in an attempt to lose fat and be healthy? Our society is one filled with many contradictions. Sometimes I am disgusted with society's hypocrisy.

I am here to shed light into an often-shunned topic. I am here to guide you in the proper usage of steroids. I am here to show you how to use steroids without losing any femininity. I am also here to tell you that if used correctly, steroids will NOT hurt you. If used correctly, steroids will NOT make you more masculine. If use correctly, steroids will NOT pose any health risks to you.

We must first determine your ultimate goals. If your goal is to gain as much muscle as possible, with no regard to preserving your feminine qualities, please go elsewhere. This article is not for you. If your goal is to lose fat and perhaps tighten and harder your body up while remaining as feminine as can be, please keep reading.

I will first address the issue of losing fat. There is no point in hardening your muscles and developing a tight body, if a soft layer of fat is going to hide it. It is often to your advantage to lose the fat before gaining the muscle.

Three of the most potent and most popular fat-burning medications used by athletes today are tri-iodothyronine (also known as T3), Clenbuterol, and DNP. I highly suggest avoiding the use of DNP. Not only can it kill you, but it will also damage all of your eggs, thus effectively destroying your ability to have normal babies. Due to the dangers involved with the use of DNP (more so for women), I will avoid discussing it in this article.

The combination of T3 and Clenbuterol has changed many physiques in this day and age. T3 is often used in the medical field to treat obese people. Wolman SI and company did an experiment in which obese patients were treated with 20mcg of T3 three times a day. The research showed a significant increase in weight-loss with no noted adverse side effects. Ventz M. did a similar experiment using 200mcg of T3 a day. T3 is highly effective and, if done correctly, safe. Doses of 150+mcg have been shown to significantly increase the chances of permanent thyroid shutdown. So I recommend using no more than 100mcg a day for no longer than 2 weeks at a time. (1,2)

Clenbuterol is a recently popular drug used by athletes in many sports for its purported anabolic effects and reduction of subcutaneous fat. It is a beta-2 (beta 2) agonist prescribed overseas as a bronchodilator, but not approved for use in this country. Clenbuterol indeed increases the deposition rate of lean mass and retards adipose gain. Clenbuterol is most often found in the form of .02mcg tablets. Male athletes tend to use 5-8 tablets a day. Female athletes tend to use 4-6 tablets a day. Much like T3, Clenbuterol should not be used for over 2 weeks in a row. Spread your doses throughout the day. (3)

With the use of T3 and Clenbuterol, expect to see your body-fat melt away but only if you use the right diet and workouts. I suggest you use the Bodyopus diet and do early-morning endurance exercises. If you are not familiar with the diet, I suggest you buy the book Bodyopus written by Dan Duchaine.

eric the red · 03-07-2005, 07:23 PM

:lift:

PS Don't let the 'Eric' fool you!

eric the red · 03-07-2005, 07:25 PM

....sorry the first bit didn't go on screen.....I think its a really good article, thanks, where was it from I'd be interested to read more!:o

samurai69 · 03-07-2005, 08:04 PM

bump for sometime soon#

Kel · 04-07-2005, 10:42 AM

nice one Paul

Tatyana · 27-02-2006, 04:00 AM

Let's look at the downside of women doing gear:

The changes will be PERMANENT and IRREVERSIBLE! This seems to usally include a deeper voice, squared jaw which may make the face look more 'masculine', and an enlarged clitoris. It may permanently affect your menstral cycle, making it irregular and possibly reduce your fertility.

How will your partner feel if he wakes up to the new you? Do you want to have children?

I think this is a major issue that needs to be addressed. Dating as a muscular female brings ALL sorts of odd issues, and the muscle worshippers and 'closet gay' men really LOVE muscular women, mostly just for how they look and the desire to be dominated, NOT for the woman/person that you are! OH you DO NOT want to get me started on the muscle fetish thing, really, I will probably be BANNED!

Also speaking of partners, while you are on a cycle, you CANNOT take birth control pills, these two counteract each other, so you WILL NEED ANOTHER FORM of birth control, as you still may get pregnant!

What are you taking gear for? Do you want to compete? I can't really see any other reason, and then you are dedicating yourself to a life long career/life around BBing cause MOST PEOPLE WILL NOT GET THE GEARED UP GIRLIE THING!

Maybe have a go at competing, if this is your goal, to see if you really want to have a life like this. Seriously, only the end result, some of the pics in mags, stuff like that, is GLAM, everything else before the pics is well, at times HELL! I love the training and BB comp diet (but I am weird!), loads HATE it after one season! I do get MAJOR STRESS about competing and the last week does my head in. GLAMOUROUS LIFESTYLE, no, not really. It is more 'billy no-mates' as you can't go out and socialise as much, and what are you going to do, DRINK, right! OUT as a competitive BBer.

16 weeks, or 4 months every year on the diet, MINIMUM for most. Often more! And it can be a very EXPENSIVE little hobby job! Tan costs close to 50 quid a comp, plus travel, plus accomodation (if needed), plus a bikini (figure 'bling' suits are CRAZY expensive), and just ONE bikini is not enough! Factor in all the extra food, supplements, gym expenses.......................................... ...............Cause when you compete, you HAVE to stay on track!

Steroids only seem to be required to make it the OLYMPIA, being a pro in the IFBB. This is NOT an attainable goal for most, and it is possible to still compete and do quite well, naturally! It's the natural, or still very female looking BBers that get the majority of the photoshoots, ads, what have you!

Prize money for Miss Olympia is only something like $ 10, 000, compared to Mr. Olympia's $100, 000!

Don't get me wrong, despite all the stress I BLOODY LOVE IT. Not many make a living out of BBing though and need to make money in other ways. Normal jobs are not always super condusive to the comp training. One of my dear buddies is one of the writers for a major muscle mag, and he knows EVERYBODY, especially all the girlie BBers 'the hunnies'.

Two things he has told me that have stuck in my head; most of the women on steroids don't see it masculinising them, famous quote 'Oh yah I have done a little but I think I got away with it'; secondly, most women do not compete for more than 3 years, he says he thinks it might be due to 'burn out'.

A top pro female BBer who HAS done gear, now quite adverse to it has told me, 'Gear won't get you anything'. She also listed where some of her former competitors were now, and things like 'crack whore', and disappeared factored quite heavily!

So think long and hard, have you really maximised your diet and training? It is easy to think that there is a 'magic bullet'. I would recommend seriously training like a maniac for a year or two before even CONSIDERING taking anything. And I do mean TRAIN, lunging and squats till you puke, pushing that extra rep makes you cry, and sometimes feeling like your head might explode from the PAIN. Otherwise, even if you do take gear, it will be easy come, easy go on the muscle front, BUT all the other 'side-effects' will still be there.

I may get really flamed for this, I do know some women that have taken stuff and are still ok, still look good, haven't had any real problems, but YOU DON"T KNOW HOW IT WILL AFFECT YOU!

I am posting this as I seem to be getting a lot of requests for info on gear for the ladies, and in all honesty, I don't know much about the details, and I don't really want to research it! This is my position, which is basically DON"T DO IT!

If you still want to, make sure you find out as much as you can, and from GOOD sources, and for God's sake, please tell your GP what you are up to. They have to keep things confidential, so..........................

The poison is all in the dosage.

meera · 03-03-2006, 08:09 PM

Great articles there! I definitely related to the points in there. THanks peeps.

Littleluke · 16-03-2006, 09:18 AM

I watched a documentary on channel 4 "supersize she" and you could tell they all did gear! I think it's disucting what certain steroids can do to women.. And how auwful, a women with a deeper voice than most men! not attractive to say the least!

sarahwilliams · 17-03-2006, 06:09 AM

I think the major point is, make sure you are fully informed before you put anything in your body
I am with T on this one, but I respect anyone else's opinion.

Just don't think steroids are the easy option, they are not and in the long run may cause you more damage than you thought possible

happy haggis · 11-04-2006, 01:01 AM

as ive said on another board. if the women who use do it sensibly and take advice then they wont get the "square jaw" and other bad sides. that is something that would come with heavy use of test and i dont any women personally who use test.

Tatyana · 11-04-2006, 03:34 AM

Hey AVRIL

Nice to see you here hun!

Hey I know very little about AAS for the girlies, so it would be GREAT if you hung out and helped!

x
x
x
T

Fitchick · 11-04-2006, 12:56 PM

Hiya,

I dont use AAS as i only want to get that shape you see on tv ads and stuff,i i do love that ECA stack.

To enter a competition takes lots of hard work, determination and money. I think that goes for both guys and girls, and i have so much respect for anyone that gets up on that stage.
I dont know very much about it but i belive that to take the steroid route is something that both men and women need to sit down and think through and make sure that they have all the facts first. I think that this board is fantastic as newbies can ask all the questions they want and get honest answers.

happy haggis · 11-04-2006, 03:34 PM

i cant say i know a tremedous amount, i do know about my own personal use and how it affects me etc.

i wouldnt like to say i would give advise on the subject as im not qualified but i dont like to see statements about female use that is a bit OTT with the truth. use in small amounts can and does give most the effect they are looking for on a small scale but it must be monitored closely and carefully.

its been a while since ive been here i know but i lost the link and forgot the board was here ha ha

i will try to pop in from time to time.

xx

sceptic13 · 06-07-2008, 04:28 PM

Let me tell you,if you do it long enough, no matter how careful you think you are, it WILL masculinise you. And what is so odious is that because it happens gradually most never see it themselves and the ones that do are in self-denial.

So my advice to women is simple - dont use steroids. They will give you unpleasant side effects, some irreversible. They will make relationships very difficult. They will almost certainly give you regrets.

sceptic13 · 06-07-2008, 04:30 PM

22-02-2005, 09:00 AM	#1 (permalink)
Great White Sexy Moderator Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 9,240	Female Steroid Usage 101 Found this artical for you ladies: ---------------- Female Steroid Usage 101 By: Micro (basskilleronline) Lots of people have very strong convictions against women using steroids. The most common misconceptions involve the strain of though that steroids will turn a woman into a muscle-bound man with a vagina. Although this may be true in some cases, the fact remains that steroids could be very beneficial to women. Sure, if you inject a woman with testosterone, she will eventually develop very male characteristics. In fact, this is likely to occur with the use of most steroids. Some side effects may include deepening of the voice, development of facial and body hair, and clitoral enlargement. Some sports, like female bodybuilding, encourage the participants to develop unnatural amounts of muscle. So in an attempt to excel at their chosen sport, some women do in fact make that ultimate sacrifice. That is where the common misconceptions are born. There is also a moral issue to deal with. Is it fair to use foreign substances to achieve a thin and beautiful body? I believe that it is fair. After all, are not E/C/A, protein supplements, and the such foreign substances? One may argue that steroids would cause a higher amount of damage to the body. While this is true if the wrong steroids are used, if a female steroid user has the proper guidance, there is no risk at all. There are also many other points that bother me about our society's disdain for female steroid usage. Many claim that it is such a shallow motive to want to look good. I beg to differ. Would you prefer the woman to continue life feeling bad and ashamed of her body? Perhaps having to settle with a mate that she deems unworthy? I think not. Explain to me why it is socially acceptable to use the birth control pill, which is a steroid, to be able to have frivolous sex? Why is it ok for a woman who feels like she is a man to have a sex change procedure? I say procedure because, unlike the male-to-female sex change operations, there is no genital mutilation involved in turning a woman into a "man." When a woman seeks to change sexes, they prescribe to her large amounts of testosterone. Yes, you heard me right, steroids. So why is it ok to use steroids to have frivolous sex and change your appearance to be more masculine, while it is so wrong to use steroids in an attempt to lose fat and be healthy? Our society is one filled with many contradictions. Sometimes I am disgusted with society's hypocrisy. I am here to shed light into an often-shunned topic. I am here to guide you in the proper usage of steroids. I am here to show you how to use steroids without losing any femininity. I am also here to tell you that if used correctly, steroids will NOT hurt you. If used correctly, steroids will NOT make you more masculine. If use correctly, steroids will NOT pose any health risks to you. We must first determine your ultimate goals. If your goal is to gain as much muscle as possible, with no regard to preserving your feminine qualities, please go elsewhere. This article is not for you. If your goal is to lose fat and perhaps tighten and harder your body up while remaining as feminine as can be, please keep reading. I will first address the issue of losing fat. There is no point in hardening your muscles and developing a tight body, if a soft layer of fat is going to hide it. It is often to your advantage to lose the fat before gaining the muscle. Three of the most potent and most popular fat-burning medications used by athletes today are tri-iodothyronine (also known as T3), Clenbuterol, and DNP. I highly suggest avoiding the use of DNP. Not only can it kill you, but it will also damage all of your eggs, thus effectively destroying your ability to have normal babies. Due to the dangers involved with the use of DNP (more so for women), I will avoid discussing it in this article. The combination of T3 and Clenbuterol has changed many physiques in this day and age. T3 is often used in the medical field to treat obese people. Wolman SI and company did an experiment in which obese patients were treated with 20mcg of T3 three times a day. The research showed a significant increase in weight-loss with no noted adverse side effects. Ventz M. did a similar experiment using 200mcg of T3 a day. T3 is highly effective and, if done correctly, safe. Doses of 150+mcg have been shown to significantly increase the chances of permanent thyroid shutdown. So I recommend using no more than 100mcg a day for no longer than 2 weeks at a time. (1,2) Clenbuterol is a recently popular drug used by athletes in many sports for its purported anabolic effects and reduction of subcutaneous fat. It is a beta-2 (beta 2) agonist prescribed overseas as a bronchodilator, but not approved for use in this country. Clenbuterol indeed increases the deposition rate of lean mass and retards adipose gain. Clenbuterol is most often found in the form of .02mcg tablets. Male athletes tend to use 5-8 tablets a day. Female athletes tend to use 4-6 tablets a day. Much like T3, Clenbuterol should not be used for over 2 weeks in a row. Spread your doses throughout the day. (3) With the use of T3 and Clenbuterol, expect to see your body-fat melt away but only if you use the right diet and workouts. I suggest you use the Bodyopus diet and do early-morning endurance exercises. If you are not familiar with the diet, I suggest you buy the book Bodyopus written by Dan Duchaine. __________________ Welcome to Uk-Muscle.co.uk "I was born perfect, and just like the great white shark, have never had to evolve!" To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. - Hardcore Bodybuilding & Powerlifting Community! To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. - Bodybuilding & Sports Video Sharing Community!

03-07-2005, 07:23 PM	#2 (permalink)
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03-07-2005, 07:25 PM	#3 (permalink)
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04-07-2005, 10:42 AM	#5 (permalink)
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27-02-2006, 04:00 AM	#6 (permalink)
Tatyana My name is EARL Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: On my bloody bike doing cardio Posts: 3,434	OK so that was the PRO Steroids Let's look at the downside of women doing gear: The changes will be PERMANENT and IRREVERSIBLE! This seems to usally include a deeper voice, squared jaw which may make the face look more 'masculine', and an enlarged clitoris. It may permanently affect your menstral cycle, making it irregular and possibly reduce your fertility. How will your partner feel if he wakes up to the new you? Do you want to have children? I think this is a major issue that needs to be addressed. Dating as a muscular female brings ALL sorts of odd issues, and the muscle worshippers and 'closet gay' men really LOVE muscular women, mostly just for how they look and the desire to be dominated, NOT for the woman/person that you are! OH you DO NOT want to get me started on the muscle fetish thing, really, I will probably be BANNED! Also speaking of partners, while you are on a cycle, you CANNOT take birth control pills, these two counteract each other, so you WILL NEED ANOTHER FORM of birth control, as you still may get pregnant! What are you taking gear for? Do you want to compete? I can't really see any other reason, and then you are dedicating yourself to a life long career/life around BBing cause MOST PEOPLE WILL NOT GET THE GEARED UP GIRLIE THING! Maybe have a go at competing, if this is your goal, to see if you really want to have a life like this. Seriously, only the end result, some of the pics in mags, stuff like that, is GLAM, everything else before the pics is well, at times HELL! I love the training and BB comp diet (but I am weird!), loads HATE it after one season! I do get MAJOR STRESS about competing and the last week does my head in. GLAMOUROUS LIFESTYLE, no, not really. It is more 'billy no-mates' as you can't go out and socialise as much, and what are you going to do, DRINK, right! OUT as a competitive BBer. 16 weeks, or 4 months every year on the diet, MINIMUM for most. Often more! And it can be a very EXPENSIVE little hobby job! Tan costs close to 50 quid a comp, plus travel, plus accomodation (if needed), plus a bikini (figure 'bling' suits are CRAZY expensive), and just ONE bikini is not enough! Factor in all the extra food, supplements, gym expenses.......................................... ...............Cause when you compete, you HAVE to stay on track! Steroids only seem to be required to make it the OLYMPIA, being a pro in the IFBB. This is NOT an attainable goal for most, and it is possible to still compete and do quite well, naturally! It's the natural, or still very female looking BBers that get the majority of the photoshoots, ads, what have you! Prize money for Miss Olympia is only something like $ 10, 000, compared to Mr. Olympia's $100, 000! Don't get me wrong, despite all the stress I BLOODY LOVE IT. Not many make a living out of BBing though and need to make money in other ways. Normal jobs are not always super condusive to the comp training. One of my dear buddies is one of the writers for a major muscle mag, and he knows EVERYBODY, especially all the girlie BBers 'the hunnies'. Two things he has told me that have stuck in my head; most of the women on steroids don't see it masculinising them, famous quote 'Oh yah I have done a little but I think I got away with it'; secondly, most women do not compete for more than 3 years, he says he thinks it might be due to 'burn out'. A top pro female BBer who HAS done gear, now quite adverse to it has told me, 'Gear won't get you anything'. She also listed where some of her former competitors were now, and things like 'crack whore', and disappeared factored quite heavily! So think long and hard, have you really maximised your diet and training? It is easy to think that there is a 'magic bullet'. I would recommend seriously training like a maniac for a year or two before even CONSIDERING taking anything. And I do mean TRAIN, lunging and squats till you puke, pushing that extra rep makes you cry, and sometimes feeling like your head might explode from the PAIN. Otherwise, even if you do take gear, it will be easy come, easy go on the muscle front, BUT all the other 'side-effects' will still be there. I may get really flamed for this, I do know some women that have taken stuff and are still ok, still look good, haven't had any real problems, but YOU DON"T KNOW HOW IT WILL AFFECT YOU! I am posting this as I seem to be getting a lot of requests for info on gear for the ladies, and in all honesty, I don't know much about the details, and I don't really want to research it! This is my position, which is basically DON"T DO IT! If you still want to, make sure you find out as much as you can, and from GOOD sources, and for God's sake, please tell your GP what you are up to. They have to keep things confidential, so.......................... The poison is all in the dosage.

03-07-2005, 08:04 PM	#4 (permalink)
samurai69 Banned Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Mid Portugal - by the sea Posts: 3,077	bump for sometime soon#

03-03-2006, 08:09 PM	#7 (permalink)
meera CEE...mmmmmm Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: London, UK Posts: 299	Great articles there! I definitely related to the points in there. THanks peeps. __________________ Ain't noone in this world like a Bruce....

16-03-2006, 09:18 AM	#8 (permalink)
Littleluke Junior Bodybuilder Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK. Posts: 2,820	I watched a documentary on channel 4 "supersize she" and you could tell they all did gear! I think it's disucting what certain steroids can do to women.. And how auwful, a women with a deeper voice than most men! not attractive to say the least!

17-03-2006, 06:09 AM	#9 (permalink)
sarahwilliams Banned Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Here and there at the moment Posts: 222	I think the major point is, make sure you are fully informed before you put anything in your body I am with T on this one, but I respect anyone else's opinion. Just don't think steroids are the easy option, they are not and in the long run may cause you more damage than you thought possible

11-04-2006, 01:01 AM	#10 (permalink)
happy haggis ripped glutes Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: ayrshire west of scotland Posts: 88	as ive said on another board. if the women who use do it sensibly and take advice then they wont get the "square jaw" and other bad sides. that is something that would come with heavy use of test and i dont any women personally who use test. __________________ MY BOARD To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

11-04-2006, 03:34 AM	#11 (permalink)
Tatyana My name is EARL Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: On my bloody bike doing cardio Posts: 3,434	Hey AVRIL Nice to see you here hun! Hey I know very little about AAS for the girlies, so it would be GREAT if you hung out and helped! x x x T

11-04-2006, 12:56 PM	#12 (permalink)
Fitchick Abi Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 114	Hiya, I dont use AAS as i only want to get that shape you see on tv ads and stuff,i i do love that ECA stack. To enter a competition takes lots of hard work, determination and money. I think that goes for both guys and girls, and i have so much respect for anyone that gets up on that stage. I dont know very much about it but i belive that to take the steroid route is something that both men and women need to sit down and think through and make sure that they have all the facts first. I think that this board is fantastic as newbies can ask all the questions they want and get honest answers.

11-04-2006, 03:34 PM	#13 (permalink)
happy haggis ripped glutes Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: ayrshire west of scotland Posts: 88	i cant say i know a tremedous amount, i do know about my own personal use and how it affects me etc. i wouldnt like to say i would give advise on the subject as im not qualified but i dont like to see statements about female use that is a bit OTT with the truth. use in small amounts can and does give most the effect they are looking for on a small scale but it must be monitored closely and carefully. its been a while since ive been here i know but i lost the link and forgot the board was here ha ha i will try to pop in from time to time. xx __________________ MY BOARD To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

06-07-2008, 04:28 PM	#14 (permalink)
sceptic13 Sceptic13 Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 8	Re: Female Steroid Usage 101 Let me tell you,if you do it long enough, no matter how careful you think you are, it WILL masculinise you. And what is so odious is that because it happens gradually most never see it themselves and the ones that do are in self-denial. So my advice to women is simple - dont use steroids. They will give you unpleasant side effects, some irreversible. They will make relationships very difficult. They will almost certainly give you regrets. Last edited by sceptic13; 19-07-2008 at 02:45 PM.

06-07-2008, 04:30 PM	#15 (permalink)
sceptic13 Sceptic13 Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 8	Re: Female Steroid Usage 101 .... Last edited by sceptic13; 20-07-2008 at 11:29 PM.