Juice
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Post by Juice on Nov 13, 2013 17:37:14 GMT -5
Which is a completely different thing? My grandmother took steroids when she had a lung infection, pretty sure she's not about to fail wellness. Corticosteroids =/= anabolic steroids. It doesn't exactly work out like that. Not only does one need a valid prescription, but the doctor needs to have a valid reason to give out the prescription, and it has to be in the proper doses. For instance, there have been plenty of cases where doctors have lost their licenses or have gone to jail for enabling a person's drug habit. This would apply to steroids as well. This. You need to fax your scripts to WWE's medical director who needs to sign off on it. He has no incentive to allow wrestlers to break the policy. Also, people brought up Umaga and Funaki. This stuff isn't just to make you super jacked. For Funaki, it was for anti aging. And for Umaga, I'm not quite sure what it was exactly, but not all steroids are the same thing. I had a steroid puffer for awhile, as well as prednisone for my arthritis, both steroids. Yes, but glucocorticoids aren't on the wellness list. Because they don't aid muscle growth. Because their function is completely different. Steroid refers to the structure of the chemical. It is a broad term The contraceptive pill contains steroids. The pill is not on the wellness policy list either. I one hundred percent believe Ryback is on steroids. He has appeared many times to not have the strength that his deceptively large muscles should have. From not lifting Mark Henry, twice. To dropping smaller guys like Daniel Bryan. A big dude like that should have n problem lifting Daniel Bryan. Rybacks on something. Ryback benches 550 lbs 'deceptively large' my arse. Also, fun fact people aren't that easy to lift. Our weight is not evenly distributed, and after sweating we're quite slippery. If Ryback gets a bad grip, can't get into the right position, or Bryan doesn't help enough (he can f*** up too) then yeah the big guy could drop him. I do cheerleading. Four people can sometimes fail to lift one tiny girl. Until I witness Ryback benchpress 550 pounds it's all hearsay.
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Idiot
AC Slater
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Post by Idiot on Nov 13, 2013 19:13:18 GMT -5
Corticosteroids =/= anabolic steroids. This. You need to fax your scripts to WWE's medical director who needs to sign off on it. He has no incentive to allow wrestlers to break the policy. Yes, but glucocorticoids aren't on the wellness list. Because they don't aid muscle growth. Because their function is completely different. Steroid refers to the structure of the chemical. It is a broad term The contraceptive pill contains steroids. The pill is not on the wellness policy list either. Ryback benches 550 lbs 'deceptively large' my arse. Also, fun fact people aren't that easy to lift. Our weight is not evenly distributed, and after sweating we're quite slippery. If Ryback gets a bad grip, can't get into the right position, or Bryan doesn't help enough (he can f*** up too) then yeah the big guy could drop him. I do cheerleading. Four people can sometimes fail to lift one tiny girl. Right, which are steroids you are prescribed, like the ones you would be prescribed following an injury, and so equally legal even if not the same kind of steroid... You can be prescribed anabolics. See also: Benoit, Chris; Sonnen, Chael; Belfort, Vitor etc. Just because Cortisol and Testosterone are both steroids does not mean that they have the same effects, nor that they are treated the same by doctors, WWE or wrestlers who use either.
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Post by thegatewaydrug on Nov 13, 2013 19:16:20 GMT -5
Look at Triple H in 1998 and compare him to now. Come on, man. That's a case when "just look at him" works. It worked for Barry Bonds, didn't it? It worked even better for Rob Conway. "...Just look at him...[silently]"
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