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Those who survived the bodybuilding lifestyle described some of the lasting impact: - Kidney failure - Stomach ulcers - High blood pressure - Thyroid dysfunction - Enlarged hearts - Hormonal imbalances - Hair loss - Infertility - Eating disorders https://t.co/blld6sOTUf — PolitiTweet.org

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Bodybuilders are risking their lives and sometimes dying for the sport because of extreme measures that are encouraged by coaches, rewarded by judges and ignored by industry leaders, according to interviews with dozens of bodybuilders, coaches and other experts. https://t.co/HcQUvwbp4c — PolitiTweet.org

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Several of the industry’s top coaches supplied their clients with illegal steroids or other illicit substances; instructed them on using PEDs; or advised athletes not to seek medical care before competitions, The Post found. https://t.co/blld6sOTUf — PolitiTweet.org

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