>> So if you can’t lighten the soldier’s load, and you can’t take it off him, can you make him stronger? Nowadays, the answer is yes: We have the technology.
Yeah, it's called a squat rack.
Yeah, it's called a squat rack.
It's interesting to wonder if government special ops teams are encouraged or even required to follow doctor-prescribed PED cycles these days.
My point is that PEDs really do take you to a different world physically, and there is zero - zilch competition between natural and enhanced athletes. When you are at that level, it's difficult to come off, go back to fatigue and weakness and small size, so you end up blasting for a decade and at that point your heart is the size of your head.
http://www.defensenews.com/articles/special-operations-comma...
HOWEVER, some teams will go the extra mile and take Amphetamines during deployment's to help with performance during ops.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2016/04/the-drugs...