Would young Arnold Schwarzenegger be more successful if he was properly diagnosed with body dysmorphia and given antidepressants instead of steroids?

Would young Arnold Schwarzenegger be more successful if he was properly diagnosed with body dysmorphia and given antidepressants instead of steroids?
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8 mo
This question was inspired by a moderator janny who removes any opinion that suggest that antidepressants have side effect. Time and time again. Of fucking course this question is mockery, steroids are far safer than antidepressants and lead to better a better career. This janny also removes anything remotely fat phobic, @D_Bone_Steak knows.
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8 mo
I meant obese people taking a antidepressants - these drugs make you even fatter. First of all not all "steroids" are equal, like we don't demonize vitamin D supplementation for it being a steroid. The ones that kill your heart in no time like clenbuterol, are well known to be harmful and everyone nowadays avoids it. Using safer ones to get rid of excess fat will increase your lifespan. I'm not saying use them to become so lean, below 3% body fat, where the leanness kills you, not the steroid.
Would young Arnold Schwarzenegger be more successful if he was properly diagnosed with body dysmorphia and given antidepressants instead of steroids?
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