Steroid Therapy By Mick Hart
May 1st, 2008Hi Mick
I have only just found your web site after a couple of day looking and got me thinking. I have been interested in bodybuilding for years but never gone into the taboo subject of steroids. My mad Question and please be kind in your response , I hurt my back a year ago and after many x-rays and doctors telling me jackshit I’m at a loss. What’s this got to do with me you may ask well you see it’s the 2 back muscles running along the spine I have damage from coughing the very expensive doc said it will take time and heal on it’s own ‘ one year later A lot better but still not right . 
If I used steroids and lite to medium exercise maybe the steroids would help build up the back muscles and get me on track maybe even back to the gym training like i used to. I am 33 years old and have realised that you cannot get muscle growth like a bodybuilder clean you see I remembered you from the tv (a good couple of years ago) about steroids and got me thinking about my life the couch potato get up and train again you feel better for it but the week back muscle are holding me back I now you are no doctor but sitting and waiting for my back muscles to get better is pissing me off when steroids could be the holy grail.
I am a english man living in the republic of ireland and do not now if steroids are legal to use hear, was going to look up but you may already now (I do not think they are). the muscle bound lads live in limerick about 40 miles away and would feel a twat and would get my head kicked in if I ask them On how to get steroids can you help on a supplier. I will be signing up for your books to learn how to use them and doing it all on the QT (I would get a right ribbing from my mates)
This email could give you a laugh if nothing else for me it could be life as normal if you could help in any way.
Many thanks
Chris.
Hear This Chris,
First of all I would point out that you have not told me just how you injured your back apart from the coughing etc, was that the reason? If so I would say that they MUST have examined you for trapped nerves etc surely, but that being said I will explain something assuming the former i.e. coughing and throwing nerves out of place - for now.
You say that you are a self confessed “couch potato” - well join a ever growing club mate, one of which I am a regular member to be honest - as are many of us. You also ask the question re steroids and whether too or not? The answer is “not” at least for now. The reason I say not is not only for the problems with your back, but also for the case of “not needed as yet” which I strongly advise you take.
We all look for shortcuts and of course steroids are viewed in the same way but in reality they are not. You need to embark on a program of steady and consistent training at first, getting of the couch is a start then regular walks as second phase etc. Taking in more oxygen and eating small and regular meals 5-6 a day will give you the steady input of energy and hopefully make you see that the “potato” way of life is working against you - and it will always.
Look, there is not reason to say that after you have given it a few months of steady graft that you could look at some low steroid therapy (which will also help your back) but at first it is not wise simply because of the fact that giving in is still a possibility, hopefuly not but believe me it is always there. taking steroids and NOT training combined with a shite diet and maybe booze could and would seriously make the problem worse.
Steady and gradual exercise on the entire back area is the way to go combined with a whole body training schedule; suggest the 3 day total system given in the Layman’s Guides series would benefit you greatly. However I do suggest a
gentler approach as stated previously.
Point to note: very soon I will be publishing a book that you NEED to read which will I assure you, push you on to further gains and lift your spirits.
Keep an eye out for that one.
Train hard and be strong,
- Mick Hart.
Founder of Mick Hart Training Systems and
the No Bull Collection Magazine.
“For anyone considering steroid use” this is a must read…
Layman’s Guides to Steroids I and II
WARNING: Do not read this unless you are ready to gain some serious lean muscle…
Layman’s Guides to Steroids III (new)


arrison, Shaun Davis, Jean Pierre Fux, Marcus Ruhl, and Gunter Schlierkamp in person is absolutely mind boggling!! I’ve been training for 10 years and have been taking gear for 5 years, but I look like a little boy next to these guys! Is it the insulin, HGH, and IGF? I’ve never used anything but roids. Is it the insulin and HGH?
g in my arse cheek. I have so much scar tissue. I always use clean, sterile technique when I inject, so I know I thoroughly cleaned the injection site before stabbing myself. Anyone ever have this happen to them? Did I hit a nerve or blood vessel?

