Well I did tell you to have an 8 ounce Hamburger Post-workout instead of whey protein so there is no hating on me. Second off I can also give you tons of reasons why there are benifits to anabolics, and doctors who will agree that the "side effects" against anabolics are throw out of proportion. Even though I know you don't want to see it. Heres an something I took from SteroidLaw.com about why you dont see doctors coming out in the public promoting steroid usage:
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Many physicians are afraid of prescribing anabolic steroids or treating patients who are using them. Some are unsure of the proper legal parameters, and others have seen or heard of physicians who were attacked or criticized for administering anabolic steroids. A physician who causes himself to appear on the radar screen of a state medical licensing board can subject himself to intense scrutiny if the authorities suspect that he is prescribing steroids for muscle building, not for the treatment of disease. An aggressive, narrow-minded medical reviewer for a medical board can tear into a doctor’s records, page by page. An investigation can become a witch-hunt, and a physician’s life can turn into a nightmare
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I could also almost promise you most of the "ads, commericials, schools, and people" who tell you about anabolics have absolutly no idea about them at all, and have perhaps read one article only listing the negatives like you have, so thats where they develope their opinions from.
We trash supplements all of the time here, have you not seen the latest NO2 threads around(whose not paying attention now). Why do we have an anabolic forum? because many people who know what they are doing chose to use gear, they are educated on the topic, and have been training for years. Also here we like to address bodybuilding, as in the whole sport and if you ask me, anabolics are definatly apart of the sport of competitive bodybuilding, and for some recreational bodybuilding.
Whey is not better than a regular meat product, now your got to be shitting me here. You mean to tell me something thats in liquid form isnt going to be broken down faster than....lets say a steak? Thats rediculous. and if you "dont like taking crap that you dont need to" then I suggest you follow the governments recommended daily intake for your foods, and see how far that gets you.
and btw knowledge does speak, if you TOOK THE TIME to look at the sources of the information that went into the article that I quoted....obviously not. you would see that they are "reliable sources" "Committee on Military Nutrition Research, Institute of Medicine. Washington, DC" Sounds pretty legit to me.