Portsmouth, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/13/2015 -- Some people may have gotten too engrossed in creating a perfect physique that led them to the use of steroids to boost the process, but what most of these people do not understand is that careful planning needs to be made especially after the steroid cycles. People should at least research and ask experts about what is the next thing to do after they have achieved the body built that they have always wanted. Because when their steroid cycle ends and they don't have any idea about post cycle therapy and what it can do to the human body.

While most people think that the anabolic steroids can do wonders to them, they definitely have to think it over a hundred times, so they say; there is still quite a lot to know about especially about the adverse effects before they start with it. Precautions should be taken so that recovery from the steroid cycle can be achieved and to avoid the undesirable side effects that could be life threatening and fatal. With proper planning and expert advice post cycle therapy or the PCT can help prevent these adverse effects.

People who get into the use of steroids should be well educated about what harmful effects it can do to the body. They should be made aware of the complications that could be developed which could actually kill them. The reality is, that the use of these steroids as well as the Post Cycle Therapy (PCT) could be detrimental to health and can kill a person if not done carefully. In fact, there have been studies conducted by the World Health Organization about some substances used for performance enhancement that could actually have dangerous and deadly side effects because they are actually intended for other medical uses like in male contraception.

To give the readers ideas about how these substances could affect the body; here are some of the detrimental side effects to watch out for:

- Episodes of severe headache
- Alopecia or baldness
- Cerebrovascular diseases
- Hypertension and other forms of heart disease
- Nausea and vomiting
- Fluid retention
- Decrease in sperm count
- Joint pains and increased risk of tendon injuries
- Prostate enlargement
- Behavioral changes and development of aggressive behavior
- Gastrointestinal and Kidney problems
- Gynecomastia or enlargement of the breasts
- Liver damage
- Testicular atrophy and azoospermia

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