How steroids affect a guy's health and mood?

Question

does steroids make a violent man more violent >?

}{{{{ and does that justify if he, acts violently;

swearing, pushing and may be hitting ???

many thanks to all :o)

Answer 1

violence is NEVER justified....no one forces him to take the sterroids.

suggest you google "rhoid rage", you could learn a lot...

but NEVER EVER accept any kind of violence as justifiable, it isn't.

Answer 2

why do you think they call it roid rage

if he was fairly normal and easy going before taking he's probably fine, but if he's by nature aggressive and easily irritable, the steroids could send him off

and no! pushing and hitting are never okay

does he have a prescription to these?

Answer 3

does steroids make a violent man more violent >?

Yes, they can do.

}{{{{ and does that justify if he, acts violently;

swearing, pushing and may be hitting ???

No.

Pack your bags and get out of there.

Answer 4

Nothing justifies violent behaviour, but it may explain it.

Steroids can and do cause mood swings and uncontrollable rages.

Remember that "professional" wrestler last year who killed himself, his children and his wife?     They say that he had been on high levels of steroids for a prolonged period.

Other complications can include severe acne, heart disease, hardening of the arteries, cancer, shrinking of the testicles and more.

Steroids are dangerous.

Answer 5

Steroid rage is extremely over blown! I've taken just about every kind of steroid that's been manufactured but I never had rage from them. However, it's true that testosterone produces more aggressive behavior in a male and this is part of the evolutionary  process, the fight or flight and being the hunter,  protecting the female, etc. but it isn't some excuse for going into a rage. Some guys are just prone to more rage and testosterone might just be adding more fuel to the fire. Steroids however are chemically designed so they are more anabolic than testosterone and less androgenic and thereby less apt to cause more aggression.