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1392477 · 08-02-2006, 11:38 AM

What Doctor would prescribe anabolic steriods in the year 2006? Someone looking to lose their license to practice medicine, that's who. With so many headlines about steriods no doctor would take that risk.

Stanozolol is detectable in the blood stream for 2 months following usage.

Stanozolol is horrible for joints, it actually dries out the body. If the doctor had wanted to prescribe anabolice to help with joints and healing he would have gone with a nandrolone based steriod like Deca-Durabolin. Bodybuilders use stanozolol to harden up and lose weight without sacrificing muscle when they are cutting.

I can see why Tim Sylvia would use it - to get under 270 and to lose some flab. Kimo is at best a has-been, in my book a never has been. I think he is making excuses so that he doesn't have to pay back the front money to the WFA for taking the fight.

Kimo - time to retire.

08-02-2006, 11:38 AM	#7 (permalink)
1392477 Status: Rogue Warrior Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sherman Oaks, CA Posts: 2	Bullshit What Doctor would prescribe anabolic steriods in the year 2006? Someone looking to lose their license to practice medicine, that's who. With so many headlines about steriods no doctor would take that risk. Stanozolol is detectable in the blood stream for 2 months following usage. Stanozolol is horrible for joints, it actually dries out the body. If the doctor had wanted to prescribe anabolice to help with joints and healing he would have gone with a nandrolone based steriod like Deca-Durabolin. Bodybuilders use stanozolol to harden up and lose weight without sacrificing muscle when they are cutting. I can see why Tim Sylvia would use it - to get under 270 and to lose some flab. Kimo is at best a has-been, in my book a never has been. I think he is making excuses so that he doesn't have to pay back the front money to the WFA for taking the fight. Kimo - time to retire.