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  • Doctors: Steroids Delay Diverticulitis Symptoms - Lesnar

    Doctors: Steroids Delay Diverticulitis Symptoms | Bleacher Report

  • #2
    lol. It's just some guy rambling on and on about how he is not saying BrockLesnar used steroids, BUT maybe that is why his symptoms didn't show up.

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    • #3
      lol, spot on.

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      • #4
        "a quick check on the diagnosis of diverticulitis reveals that steroid use can sometimes play a significant role in masking early symptoms."

        "I for one am not a Brock fan."

        congrats on rambling, a true journalist there for sure. - Not saying he did for sure, just saying, ya know? - I hate people who wont just say whats what, these people get paid to print that bullshit ?

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        • #5
          I'd venture to guess the steroids that mask symptoms are more like corticosteroids and not anabolic.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by blm View Post
            I'd venture to guess the steroids that mask symptoms are more like corticosteroids and not anabolic.
            :agreed:

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            • #7
              Originally posted by blm View Post
              I'd venture to guess the steroids that mask symptoms are more like corticosteroids and not anabolic.
              People hear the word "steroids" and think they are all the same.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Shibby View Post
                People hear the word "steroids" and think they are all the same.
                They are and they all make you crazy and will kill you. :hibb:

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by blm View Post
                  I'd venture to guess the steroids that mask symptoms are more like corticosteroids and not anabolic.
                  Maybe but I'm not so sure, think about it if you had a patient with problems in their digestion system, anabolics could well help reduce the effects, by effectively improving the rate that the nutrients from the food are pulled into the body. Thats exactly why they're given to people with wasting diseases.

                  However it would also be true to say that corticosteroids would most likely reduce inflamation of some digestive system problems so that could be a reason.

                  We don't really need to debate wether Brock has used now do we?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
                    We don't really need to debate wether Brock has used now do we?
                    I wouldn't be so foolish.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post

                      We don't really need to debate wether Brock has used now do we?
                      Of course not...but I'll certainly debate whether he has used during his UFC career, given the testing and all.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by hitmansb View Post
                        Of course not...but I'll certainly debate whether he has used during his UFC career, given the testing and all.
                        Agreed. There is a visible difference in his physique from wwe to ufc. Still huge, but not shredded rock-like.

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                        • #13
                          yea, he looked bigger and leaner in wwe

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                          • #14
                            Yup I'd believe no AAS, still a monster of a guy though naturally

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