Steroids turned female bodybuilder into a man

Anabolic Steroids have become part of the life of so many actors and bodybuilders.

Using them can result to serious health issues ranging from excess body hair to liver damage, as well as bigger muscles

Candice Armstrong, 28, from Walthamstow in London, whose steroid abuse has effectively turned her into a man.

Candice had no intention of becoming so masculine when she began taking the drug, but says that it's too late for her to stop.

She said:

'No, it wasn't my plan,' 'You could argue that when I wanted big arms and broad shoulders, a bigger back and small hips, that that was a masculine look but I didn't consciously decide I want to change from a woman into a man.' 

The side effects have been severe. Along with excess body hair and acne, her clitoris has swelled so much, it has become a mini penis.

'That has gone significantly bigger, yes,' she reveals. 'About an inch [long] and it's shaped like a little penis. Her breasts have also suffered and now hang lifeless from her hugely overdeveloped pectoral muscles.

'If I was to try and reverse that, I'd need the same sort of procedures as a male becoming a woman.' She said.

Despite her drastically altered appearance, Candice says the pros outweigh the cons and have allowed her to do something else she loves - a drag act.