mranak said:
Bullshit.
Gear doesn't have anything to do with what you said about activated and inactivated genes, or overriding genes. That would be like saying that food overrides genetics, or that working out overrides genetics. You're talking above your own head.
Gear just provides the muscle tissue with something to attach to its androgen receptor with a greater affinity. Nothing more.
You can yell bullshit all you want...that doesnt make what you say right. It does however illutrate that your actual knowledge of genetics is limited to what you read in comic books and that you have of understandig of how genes work whatsoever. Do some fact finding on the subject...and you will find out that everything I have said is based on scientific fact.
Let me explain this in very, very simple terms. Human development is regulated by genetics...ALL facets of body development are regulated by genes.
Wheter you have blue eyes or not is regulated by genetics. Wheter you have down syndrome or not is regulated by gentics. Wheter you are female is regulated by genes. How tall you can become is regulated by genes. What size you will turn out to be is regulated by genes. If you can get a certain type of aids or if you are immune to a certain types of aids is regulated by genes. Wheter your dick is going to be 14 inches or 7...is regulated by genes.
(some) genes regulate this by setting development potentials which are influenced by many, many factors. Those genes basically say: "On a scale from 0-10 you will develop between 5-9". Where between 5-9 you actually end up depends on a lot of factors.
Factors that can influence development are all to familiar: food, sleep, strees, environment, nurture (did your parents let you read books or not...very important in lingual development), society, disease, radiation, medical etc. etc.
Human genetics regulates the amount of mass your body will develop on its own. How much mass you will develop eventually depends on your exercise, your food, your overall health, your stress levels in life, the amount of hormones your body will produce naturally (which..(you guessed it)...eventually depends on genetics).
Using Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) overwrites the normal human body production of certain hormones. Its thus very, very simple...you add more steroids to your body which your body would normally not produce on its own. Adding Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) thus overwrites maximum genetic development potential.
Its btw. a well researched fact that food influences genetic potential. As I said all along. Food however...is a very, very different sustance than AAS.
So next time your try to claim that something is over someones head try to be certain you have done all the research you can and actually have informed yourself about the subject the other person is talking about.