

Deaths of several bodybuilders and wrestlers have always been associated with long-term use of steroids. The anabolic drug (the pill that makes your body big) is capable of causing paranoid, depression and explosive outbursts known as 'roid rage'. Just February this year, the
29-year old fitness model cum adult film star, Brett Mycles, died in his sleep (left inset). The speculation was a combination of steroids and party drugs. So has steroid got to do with the Benoit's family tragedy too? WWE strongly suggested otherwise. But had Benoit been abusing the use of steroids? When his son, Daniel's body was found, his arms were covered with needle marks. He was injected with growth hormones by his parents because they considered him under-sized. Quite an unusual parenthood, isn't it? Anyway, whenever a big muscular sportman died, the word 'steroid' always appears and the drug is always dismissed as the cause of death.

In the past, I was offered to try steroids a few times by my personal trainer. He promised quick muscle growth in the shortest time. I did my research on that brand and rejected his offer. If you really think that the long-term use of steroids only makes you bigger in size but not less healthy looking than before, look around the giant freaks at your gym. It's not really hard to tell who's on steroid and who's not.