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Roid rage

In athletes Use of anabolic steroids, (for example, nandrolone [nan DRO lone] or stanozolol [sta NO zo lol], by athletes can cause premature closing of the epiphysis of the long bones, which interrupts development. The high doses taken by these young athletes may result in hepatic abnormalities, increased aggression ( roid rage"), and psychotic episodes, as well as the other adverse effects described above. [Pg.282]

Anabolic steroids may be hazardous to both physical and mental health. They weaken resistance by unbalancing the body s hormonal system and predispose those who take them to weakness rather tlian strength in later life They commonly increase aggression, possibly encouraging violent behavior ( roid rage ). They may also undermine sexual potency and desire Women athletes who take steroids may become masculinized for example, they may develop deep voices and facial hair. [Pg.149]

The bodybuilding steroids include testosterone and related anabolic steroids. Anabolic substances promote secondary male sex characteristics that improve athletic performance by increasing muscle mass and promoting a fast recovery between workouts. Illicit steroids can be synthesized or diverted and are available via mail order on the Internet. Since these substances are sex hormones, abuse can lead to excessive aggression (" roid rage"), the development of male characteristics in females, liver damage, sterility, acne, and increased cholesterol levels. [Pg.307]

Pigment Presumptive test roid rage Salicylates Simon test... [Pg.316]

Roid rage An informal term referring to excessively aggressive behavior that can be associated with steroid abuse. [Pg.627]


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