With all the risks that come with steroid use, there’s really only one valid reason to consider them—and that’s for medical treatment, under the care of a qualified doctor, when the potential benefits clearly outweigh the risks.
In certain medical cases—like hormone deficiencies, delayed puberty, or muscle-wasting diseases—doctors may prescribe anabolic steroids to treat real health issues. When used responsibly and for legitimate medical reasons, and with proper supervision to minimize risks and ensure the treatment is safe, steroids can help people who truly need them.
Speaking from experience as a former competitive bodybuilder, I personally believe that the only time steroids are justifiable outside of medicine is at the top level of competitive sports—where someone’s career or livelihood depends on it.
But using steroids just to look better at the beach or to boost your ego? I don’t get it. It’s not worth messing with your health for superficial gains.
Here you can read Is It Possible to Build Muscle Without Steroids?
Appreciate your body. Take care of it. Learn to love and accept yourself just as you are.