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Anabolic steroid

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anabolic steroid
n.
A group of synthetic hormones that promote the storage of protein and the growth of tissue.
Anabolic steroid
Drugs, derived from the male sex hormones, which increase the rate of tissue growth. They are best known for increasing the rate of muscle development.
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As with human athletes, anabolic steroids used purely to gain a competitive edge allow racehorses to train longer and harder, so trainers can squeeze more starts into a shorter period of time without regard for long-term damage.
STEROID ISSUES FINALLY COMING TO FOREFRONT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Players who use anabolic steroids without a legitimate prescription are breaking the law and should not be allowed to play, much less keep their accomplishments on the record books.
Should the records of ballplayers who used steroids count? As the ... by Hooton, Donald M. / New York Times Upfront
As a result of these discussions, I can report that far and away the favorite anabolic steroid proved to be Dianabol or Methandrostanelone.
Anabolic steroids at the 1972 Olympics! by Silvester, Jay L. / Coach and Athletic Director
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