if your body can support it then go for it if not youll die !

its that simple!

***... so teruk meh makan 1 steroid pill.. lolz... dun wan eat liao

Anabolic steroids for muscle building and corticosteroids used in asthma are two different substance lar.....

LOL people shouldn't be so ignorant about this as the outcome could be fatal.
Its just like MDMA=ectasy is different from MDA, you could die from stupid mistakes like this.

Anyway abusing drug is definately no no as alot of people on this thread has already emphasize...love your body people!

My dear, salbutamol is a beta agonist lah . The corticosteroid inhaler they use for asthma is budesonide, fluticasone etc
You must have been studying too hard and got them  mixed up he he

Cushinoid syndrome bro. Not Cushing's. But yeah you're right, due to the chronic long term effects of using corticosteroids. It mimics the clinical symptoms of Cushing's syndrome, however it's not Cushing's. Hence the "oid".

Actually this excessive cortisol hormon in body may lead to Cushing's syndrome (high cortisol, low ACTH hormon from pituitary)... Cushing's syndrome in other hand got its name based on the disease called Cushing's Disease (high cortisol, high ACTH hormon) as it mimics the symptom of Cushing's Disease.

Cushing's Disease is ONLY due to tumour at the pituitary, thus it secrete more ACTH , causes the kidney secrete more of these steroids hormon.

For all other disease that mimics the symptom of Cushing's Disease (for example, excessive intake of steroids hormon) may lead to condition called Cushing's syndrome

*ACTH stimulate the production of these streroids hormon at kidney

Just spamming here, correct me if i wrong 

LOL ... what's with all these biology lesson haha

Hehe. You have too much time you monkey!   
Anyway, i understand what you're getting at. But you see, Cushing's syndrome is due an excessive endogeous production of glucocorticoids, mainly hydrocortisone. Pituitary dependent Cushing's syndrome is the commonest form of endogenous hypercorticism, accounting to more than 2/3rds of all cases.

An adrenal adenoma accounts for up to 20% and carcinoma (which may be bilateral) 5 per cent. There's also non ACTH dependent primary adrenocortical hyperplasia, but i won't go there yet. Alcoholism can also be considered.

These are pathophysiological aspects of Cushing's syndrome. Cushinoid's syndrome however, is caused by chronic corticosteroid use. The clinical symptoms like i said are similar to Cushing's syndrome, but less.

However, in it's most typical form, it's exogenous, and seen in patients treated with large doses of cortisone over long periods for nonendocrine diseases, partcularly rheumatoid arthritis and in patients receiving transplants.

I guess in some medical texts, they are used to describe the same thing.

It's a matter of semantics yeah, but i'm in contact with HOD's and specialists in various departments, Medicine, Surgery, etc. That term is still used.
Plus I've made enquiries with my father who's been practicing for more than 20 years. I pretty much make sure or else i wouldn't state it here.