WHEN STEROIDS ARE MADE LEGAL, WHAT HAPPENS?
I have a buddy who lives in Mexico, where steroid use is allowed. Let me tell you something. There is no steroid problem in Mexico. The problem doesn't even raise an eyebrow.
Anyone, including a 15-year-old soccer player, may stroll into a pharmacy, go straight up to the counter, ask for Sustanon 250 and Deca preloaded ready-jects, pay his 500 pesos, and walk out, just as if he'd bought pink sugar cookies and a bottle of Gatorade. It's no problem.
The most common way to use AAS is in pre-planned periods of time while a person is taking any compounds. The idea is to accomplish a set of goals and objectives, then allow the body to return to a state of rest and confirm that there are no medical difficulties before repeating the process. There is also some debate about whether or not long-term AAS use reduces efficacy. Cycles can be short (8 weeks) to long (20 weeks).
Steroid users usually don't tell you they're taking steroids. Generally, they'd sooner confess to being cheaters, thieves, or even thumb suckers than admit that their hulking physiques are the consequence of anything other than hard work and significant nutrition knowledge.