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I know sustanon 250 dose not affect the liver as you told me before but dose it affect cholesterol?
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Steroid effects: Taking steroids can lead to an enlarged heart that goes beyond that induced by exercise alone. That can set you up for future heart failure. Steroids can also damage the cells of the heart muscle, which, in turn, can put you at risk for a fatal electrical disturbance in heart rhythm known as an “arrhythmia.” Steroids are linked to higher blood pressure,And can acutely raise cholesterol levels
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