My point was to illustrate how reductionist that kind of thinking is.
It's also possible I have weird neurochemistry and am an outlier, so I didn't respond typically.
I don’t think anyone is claiming steroids makes everyone aggravated.
Plus there are different types of steroids with Tren being more strongly linked to aggression.
I treated my body like a walking science lab during my teen years.
I took AI (if you would have looked at my bloodwork, you would have seen that at 7,500 ng/dL Test my E2 was crushed below the normal reference range, I actually had LOW estradiol) but it caused more issues than it was worth.
People on the internet largely don't know what they're talking about when it comes to anabolic steroids, I discovered that the hard way.
My working theory is the mechanism is similar to alcohol with a lowering of inhibition. The aggregation has to be in you from the start.
The big exception to the above is muscles.
Interestingly body builders seem to think the culprit behind mood disturbances with steroid use is estrogen.
Not necessarily. Maybe what's normal for 10 people is normal for you. Natural testosterone levels are known to vary by a huge amount