Steroids For Penis Enlargement

If you’re thinking about using steroids for penis enlargement, I have a feeling this article is going to change your mind.

Steroids have long been used by athletes and bodybuilders to quickly increase size and muscle mass.

The use of steroids was often done on the black market as they are only legally available via a prescription, but the quest to be the best led many down this road.

If steroids worked to increase muscle mass and size, can they also increase penis size?

It’s a natural step to make, but long-term steroid use can lead to several health problems and its impact on penis size is negligible.

We’ll examine what steroids are, if they create penis enlargement and the consequences of using them.

What Are Steroids?

There are two main types of steroids used by doctors: cortico and anabolic.

If you have a sore throat and the doctor gives you a steroid shot to reduce inflammation, he’s giving you a corticosteroid.

They’re primarily used as an anti-inflammatory. Corticosteroids are not what give bodybuilders large muscles.

They need anabolic steroids to achieve that.

These are synthetic male sex hormones known as androgens that help develop male characteristics such as increased muscle, body hair, etc.

They are used to treat hypogonadism or low testosterone. When a person has low testosterone because of pituitary disorders, undescended testicles, etc., they can help them develop.

If you have normal levels of testosterone and use anabolic steroids, they can also increase muscle mass.

How do Anabolic Steroids Work?

Since anabolic steroids are essentially fake testosterone, when a person takes them it fools the body into thinking it is testosterone.

The body breaks the steroids down into its component molecules where they bind with androgen receptors.

This activates the androgen receptor and increases protein production and builds more cells.

This leads to the cells in the muscles to replicate and grow, thus causing increased muscle mass and strength.

Anabolic steroids also decrease the production of glucocorticoids. This decreases the catabolic phase of metabolism, which means you can do more with less rest.

Anabolic steroids do work.

They have been shown to greatly increase muscle mass when taken regularly and they increase strength by up to 20 percent.

If a person loses body mass because of a disease such as cancer or AIDS, then doctors may prescribe anabolic steroids to help improve strength.

The use of anabolic steroids to improve strength and agility for athletic purposes is illegal.

Anabolic Steroids and Penis Size

Since anabolic steroids help increase muscle mass and develop male characteristics, you might think they would be the perfect tool to increase penis size.

There have been studies that have shown the occasional increase in penis size when taking anabolic steroids, especially if the person has low testosterone and is in the pubescent growth phase.

But the improvement in the average adult male is negligible.

While taking anabolic steroids won’t shrink your penis, they do have tremendous consequences on your body and sexual health that you may never recover from.

Anabolic Steroids and Your Body

Since anabolic steroids flood your body with fake testosterone, they can cause your body to think it’s going through puberty again.

Do you remember all those fun times when you were a teen, including the face and back acne? Start taking steroids and you’ll probably start seeing it again.

They can also cause heart problems because they increase blood pressure and the production of bad cholesterol.

Why take the risk of having a heart attack during sex just to get your Johnson a little bigger?

They can also lead to baldness. Yep, in return for a possible eighth of an inch increase in penis size, you may start losing your hair.

But that’s not all, they also increase your risk of prostate cancer as well as kidney and liver problems.

You’re hoping to boost penis size, but in the process, you’ll also very likely develop roid rage because steroids cause irritability, mood swings and sometimes even violent behavior.

Having a slightly larger penis isn’t worth it if no one likes being around you.

Now that we’ve determined that steroids are not good for your body, what about your sex life?

Sex and Steroids

You know steroids are bad for your body, but big muscles mean lots of sex, right? While you may attract more ladies, steroids could ruin your sex life.

Let’s start with your balls…

While steroids may have a negligible impact on penis strength and size, they have a major impact on your testicles.

You’ve flooded your body with artificial testosterone, so your body decreases its natural production.

This can cause blatant testicular atrophy which is just a fancy name for ball shrinkage.

We’re not talking taking a dip in cold water ball shrinkage, it makes your testicles noticeably smaller.

There’s nothing sexy about tiny balls.

Oh, we can’t forget about the possible impotence that goes with steroid use as well. All those muscles, but you can’t get it up.

Steroid use can also decrease sexual performance and lower your sperm count.

After considering all this you need to ask yourself, is that extra muscle really worth it?

Steroids Can Increase Estrogen Production

Steroids cause hormonal chaos in the body, often resulting in unusually low natural testosterone production.

And when testosterone levels suddenly drop like this, estrogen levels climb by default in human males.

This leads to numerous sexual side effects, the most obvious of which is gynecomastia, otherwise know as Man-Boobs.

According to a study published in the Journal of Steroids & Hormonal Science, up to 25% of all cases of gynecomastia in the US are caused by steroid abuse.