Steroids: Myths, Facts, and Effects Test your knowledge on steroids, exploring their benefits, risks, and misconceptions. Dive into the science behind these potent substances. alina90 published on October 07, 2024 Stacked 1/14 What gland produces natural steroids in the body? Pituitary gland Thyroid gland Pancreas Adrenal gland 2/14 Anabolic steroids are classified as which type of substance in many countries? Over-the-counter supplement Controlled substance Herbal remedy Prescription drug 3/14 What are steroids primarily used for in medicine? Inflammation reduction Weight loss Infection control Blood pressure management 4/14 What is a common side effect of steroid misuse in men? Breast development Reduced muscle mass Deeper voice Increased fertility 5/14 In women, anabolic steroid abuse can cause: Facial hair growth Feminine voice Increased breast size Increased menstruation 6/14 What's a common method of administering anabolic steroids? Sublingual drops Topical cream Injection Inhalation 7/14 Steroid withdrawal can lead to which condition? Extreme fatigue Hyperactivity Improved stamina Rapid weight loss 8/14 Which type of steroid is commonly misused for muscle growth? Glucocorticoids Anabolic steroids Corticosteroids Mineralocorticoids 9/14 What is the primary male hormone that anabolic steroids mimic? Insulin Testosterone Estrogen Progesterone 10/14 Which of these is a psychological effect of steroid use? Improved eyesight Depression Calmness Height increase 11/14 What is the primary reason athletes misuse anabolic steroids? Enhance mood Boost memory Increase strength Reduce hunger 12/14 Which medical condition is NOT typically treated with steroids? Bacterial infections Autoimmune diseases Arthritis Asthma 13/14 Which of these is NOT a consequence of long-term steroid use? Mood swings Liver damage Reduced athletic performance Heart disease 14/14 Legal steroid alternatives are often labeled as: Weight gain supplements Magic pills Natural enhancers Chemical boosters