Frequently Used Steroids types Athletes

An athlete athletes especially bodybuilders are required to have a body that has a perfect muscle. Therefore many bodybuilding athletes are always trained hard to create the perfect muscular body. Amid demands must have perfect muscles many athletes who use a faster way such as the use of steroids. Steroids are organic compounds sterol fats that can not be hydrolyzed resultant reduction reaction of terrene or squalling.

Not all athletes using illegal means, but there are some athletes who want maximum results with a fast tempo, are by using steroids. The use of steroids by athletes has become common knowledge and much to know. This is because the athlete needs to improve his stamina and strength in practice and do sports activities. Here are some types of steroids are often used athletes.

•     Testosterone, this is a natural hormone found in men. With the development of technology, now type this hormone can be produced from outside the body. Kind commonly used is the testosterone enanthate or testosterone cypionate. The use of hormones to work to strengthen the muscles.
•     Durabolin, this has kind of steroid to increase body function.
•     Dianabol, is the oldest and steroid known as Methandrostenolone which has the same function with Durabolin.
•     Anavar or oxandrolone, which has the function of increasing strength or stamina, and are usually used during weight training.
•     Winstrol or stanozolol famous brands or winni-v. This steroid has the function to increase muscle mass, increase stamina, hardens the body and can make the body look more dry muscle.
•     Trenbolone is known parabolon or liquid gold. Trenbolone has the function to remove fat so do not need to do hard diet to lose fat.
•     Equipoise, this steroid was originally used for horse racing horses for more muscular body shape and improve the performance of the horse.
•     Sustanon, this is a type of steroid which contains the most complete. Content consists of testosterone propionate, testosterone phenylpropionate, testosterone and testosterone Decanoate Isocaproate.
•     Clenbuterol, works to increase metabolism burning fat 10 percent.
•     Anadrol, has the same functionality as Deca-Durabolin is to enlarge the body.
•     Erythropoiten or EPO or glycoprotein, is actually produced naturally by the human kidney to increase the number of red blood cells.

An athlete who have better health because healthy lifestyle, it should not need to use this forbidden way. There have been many examples of athletes who died from using steroids or adverse effects received by athletes after use. Use and believe in their own abilities is the beginning of the soul sportsmanship of an athlete.

Are Drug Companies Destroying The U.S. Health Care System?

By Dr Randy Wysong

The U.S. government's annual bill for healthcare spending – $3,925 per person – significantly exceeds that of all other nations. Despite this, our current health care system is increasingly failing both patients and medical practitioners. Of 13 nations, the U.S. is last for neonatal and infant mortality, last for years of potential life lost, 10th for age-adjusted mortality, 11th and 12th for female and male life expectancy respectively. Chronic degenerative diseases – heart disease, cancer, arthritis, obesity, etc. – are at epidemic levels and create the ideal long-term customers to grow the medical industry.
Looking for a culprit? Consider that pharmaceutical company profits are so large they outstrip every other American industry by far. Americans spend over $500 billion on drugs. The drug companies claim that they need large earnings ($124,835,595,000 in 1999, for example) to conduct their research, but just one of every five dollars the drug industry collects actually goes to drug research. Some drug companies spend twice as much annually for marketing and advertising. From the years 1996 to 2001, pharmaceutical companies spent $3 billion on consumer advertising. Many of the advertised pharmaceuticals are not (contrary to popular belief) FDA-approved, and the information contained in the advertisements is often misleading and not entirely accurate. Now there is even a new wave of drugs being marketed to alleviate the side effects of other drugs being marketed (e.g. NexiumTM to relieve digestive problems created by pain killers).
Pharmaceutical companies have enormous influence on physicians through the billions of dollars of marketing resources. Drug companies in the U.S. spend, on average, $10,000 each year per physician to influence their behavior through subsidizing studies in major journals, aggressive marketing by drug reps (in some instances trained exactly how long to shake a doctor’s hand), advertisements and sponsorship of medical education programs for doctors and medical residents. (Such support of education and science subtly brainwashes physicians into thinking symptom-based medicine is sound knowledge and science as well.) Is it any surprise that two thirds of visits to doctors' offices result in a drug being prescribed? Some patients may be on numerous medications prescribed by various specialists while not one of them knows, or could even predict, the health consequences of the interactions. (I recently discovered that my elderly mother, suffering from a variety of ailments, including dementia, was on 17 different medications. Not only did she not know what she was taking or when she did, neither did any of her physicians.) Little wonder pharmaceutical toxicity is one of the major factors contributing to medical care being the leading cause of death in the U.S. (Why Modern Medicine is the Greatest Threat to Health, http://www.wysong.net/health/post_77_061902.shtml)
Aside from profiteering and marketing, the most fundamental flaw in the system is philosophical. Doctors and pharmaceutical companies think about names of diseases and removal of symptoms, not cure or prevention. They chase, but the race is rigged so they never catch.
Enabling such a system to prosper and flourish is a public that also has a flawed philosophy. They want to live life as they choose, carpe diem, thinking only of momentary relief, pleasure and convenience. When something goes wrong with their health they don’t want instruction on how to change lifestyle, but rather want to use the power of money (preferably the government’s) to buy their way out with a silver drug bullet that immediately takes the problem away. We spend much for dying, little for living.
American health will continue to slip and our economy will continue to be drained by a failing healthcare system until the underlying flawed philosophies are changed. Medicine must change from naming diseases and treating symptoms to prevention and cure. Yes, that means the medical care system should be trying to put itself out of business, not create a growth industry of illness.
On the other hand, people must change by taking the responsibility for controlling their own health destiny. As it stands, the public has become a pawn of commercial medical interests.
Ultimately health is something we do to ourselves, not something others do to us. When that fact is faced, the medical-pharmaceutical complex will shrivel to a cottage industry and the public will be the better for it. (Br Med J, 2003; 326:416 http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/326/7386/416/b. N Engl J Med, 2002; 346:498-505, 524-531 http://content.nejm.org/content/vol346/issue7/index.shtml.)



About the author:
Dr. Wysong is a former veterinary clinician and surgeon, college instructor in human anatomy, physiology and the origin of life, inventor of numerous medical, surgical, nutritional, athletic and fitness products and devices, research director for the present company by his name and founder of the philanthropic Wysong Institute. He is author of The Creation-Evolution Controversy now in its eleventh printing, a new two volume set on philosophy for living, several books on nutrition, prevention and health for people and animals and over 15 years of monthly health newsletters. He may be contacted at Wysong@Wysong.net and a free subscription to his e-Health Letter is available at http://www.wysong.net.

Drug Addiction and Abuse

Drug Addiction Overview

Drug addiction is chronic, often relapsing brain disease. Many drugs could make addiction, mainly the drugs that effecting central nervous system and pain killer. Why the drugs that could make addiction still in use?  Actually that drugs has good good effect if it used at therapeutic dosage.

Opioid used to treat pain, central nervous system depressant used to treat anxiety and sleep disorder, and stimulant used to treat narcolepsy. So, be careful to choose drug treatment 

Once you get drugs addiction, you will need to get drug rehabilitation.

How do I know if I am abusing drugs?

Simple sign of drug abusing is you need more dosage to get same effect compared with early drug use. For instance, the first taken pain medication you need once a day, but after long time you used the drug you will need more than once a day to get same effect.

The example is for pain medication, how about opium, heroin and marijuana? it’s not only abusing, but also abusing with convulsion and tremor sign.

Where I can get drug addiction and drug abusing treatment?

Persons who get drug addiction and drug abusing need professional help to solve their problem. Drug Treatment Center is a good idea