Another cycle unveiled.

The pursuit of massive muscle gains is the name of the game when it comes to bodybuilding. Whether you’re an elite pro or just your average run of the mill lifter with the intentions of looking more shredded, achieving greater muscle development is the key goal. If you’re not making gains then you’re just wasting time and because of that mentality many professionals and amateurs believe that they must rely on substances like steroids and synthol in order to achieve greater gains. The more we move forward in bodybuilder the more common it is for even the average Joe walking the streets to be on some kind of anabolic or synthetic substance in hopes of obtaining massive muscle.

Some people may have their gripes about this kind of mentality dominating the bodybuilding scene while others may not take much issue with it at all. But one thing is certain, the more we look into these issues the more we begin to realize that steroids is beginning to dominate the industry, for better or worse.

There are many natural bodybuilders who believe this approach is unhealthy, the complete opposite of what they believe the sport of bodybuilding should truly be about. It’s an opinion that many athletes share and although steroid use on a minor scale isn’t all that horrible for an individual, it’s the steroid abusers that can end up giving a negative stigma on the sport.

One such individual that many consider to be damaging to the image of the sport is the young bodybuilder Bostin Loyd. He has gone on record with his steroid use and the fact that he uses synthol to enhance his appearance. His outspoken nature is appreciated by many while others consider the young man a bit obnoxious. Recently that bit of honesty has revealed the amateur bodybuilders staggering steroid cycle on Instagram. Internet bodybuilding personality Lui Marco commented on the young man’s cycle in the video below.

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