Catabolic steroids, often referred to as corticosteroids, can lead to the breakdown of muscle tissue and the suppression of protein synthesis in the body. They are used to reduce inflammation and suppress the immune system, but prolonged use can result in muscle wasting, weight gain, and other metabolic changes. Additionally, they can affect bone density and increase the risk of osteoporosis. Overall, while they can be beneficial for certain medical conditions, their catabolic effects can have negative implications for muscle mass and overall health.
Anabolic means muscle growth, so anabolic steroids are the type of steroids use to build muscle, the type bodybuilders and sportspeople use. Normal steroids are ones that doctors prescribe to help with certain viruses etc, they do not promote muscle growth but are used as cures for certain things.
Yes sure
catabolic and exergonic
It means taking a combination of multiple oral and injectable steroids at one time.
Anabolism means to build up molecules from smaller, simpler substances in the body. Hence some bodybuilders take anabolic steroids to increase muscle mass. Cellular respiration is the breakdown of fuel molecules eg glucose, to release energy. Breakdown reactions are called catabolism (catabolic reactions). So respiration in cells is catabolic, not anabolic.
These reactions are called catabolic.
The system in the human body that is affected when on steroids is usually the whole body but mainly the heart
Yes you certainly can overdose on steroids.
Anabolic refers to processes in the body that involve building up molecules or structures, typically associated with muscle growth. In the context of steroids, anabolic refers to substances that promote muscle growth.
Steroids destroy your body and shrink your genitals...nuff said
It is an useles endproduct of catabolic (aerobic) respiration.
Catabolic.