Piff Perkins
Veteran
too soft to break
No jynx but why has LeBron never had a serious injury
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SpacelySprockets
Veteran
hgh
you dudes are haters
labelplant
Wilt Chamberlain
Same reason Karl Malone didn't have a serious injury until he was 40
Some dudes just get lucky
There was a lot of rumors of Malone doing Roids in the late 90s. He is the only player I can think of who reached their prime in their mid 30s
realfriends16
Rookie
doesnt need it
Superior genetics probably coupled with PEDs. Steroids can give you a higher threshold for pain. Like another poster said, he takes care of himself. Those players that be flopping and getting injured normally party and bullshyt. God willing hope he keeps it up and ends his career on a good note, and god forbid not on some Michael Irvin on a stretcher at the Eagles stadium type shyt.
have you read HGH studies? Elevated HGH enhances recovery and rebuilds tissue slowly over time. It would not cause injuries. And not all steroids are dry compounds that would put you at risk for tears or damage.
Use studies on cancer and AIDS patients to explain a 31 year old elite athlete brehs. You really think Lebron went to Miami for 2 weeks to get some HGH and *ding* he hulked up like Popeye. You really think that's how HGH works. You can tell dh86.
His muscle stick
By the nature of the length of the season and seeking to use it for performance enhancement, an NBA player would have to abuse steroids/GH for it to make a difference. Steroids fukk your body up. Steroids gets you hurt. Lebron does not have wide variances over his career that indicate 'cycling'. Known steroid abusers like Jason Giambi, Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco benefitted but also remained constantly injured and bodies became broken down, and those were baseball players.
USSInsiders
Banned
Assume only people with muscle-wasting diseases/severe muscle burns are affected by elevated levels of hormones that are found in all humans brehs.
Yes, the primary reason these drugs were synthesized was to help people with muscle-wasting diseases, burn victims, and people with hormone deficiencies. But guess what?
These drugs work in perfectly healthy people as well and that's why athletes use them
I find it funny that you say "31-year-old elite athlete" like that is supposed to prove he doesn't need/use these drugs.
If anything, him being 31 just means the chances are that much greater he's using
When you get older, your testosterone begins to drop as well as IGF-1.
How do you raise test levels and raise IGF-1 levels?
Inject testosterone and inject HGH.
These drugs work no matter who you are.
You'd have to be retarded to think otherwise. It just doesn't work in the short-term.
USSInsiders
Banned
Again, not all compounds damage your joints. HGH strengthens connective tissue, tendons, bones. Testosterone has virtually no negative side effects as long as it's real and properly administered. It doesn't destroy them. And anyone that actually knows what they're doing is not running cycles, they're running these compounds all year long.
What is the profile of those cited in your "studies"? Anything remarkably close to '31 year old professional athlete'?
USSInsiders
Banned
What does "profile" even mean? Do you understand that all of these drugs are endogenously produced by your own body? Do you understand that if I elevate these levels using exogenous hormones it will affect any human no matter what?