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Health researchers tested how 20
healthy, non-athletic men reacted
during a two-week period when
taking either hormone capsules or
a placebo.

Scientists studied the subjects
and measured behavior during the
14-day period.

Patients on high doses of

steroids measured mood swings
—— either increased euphoria, en-
ergy and sexual arousal or in-
creased irritability, violent feel-
ings and hostility. They also suf-
fered from impaired thought pro-
cesses; :
Despite the findings, which
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family or environmental history.

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dotal reports which have been
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chemicals in the brain that regu-
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that steroids can alter brain
neyropeptide levels, and. those
substances ‘are behaviorally ac-
tive,’ Wolkowitz said.

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