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Arnold Schwarzeneggers Steroi More Plates More Dates



Context: "Arnold Schwarzeneggers Steroi More Plates More Dates" - presumably referencing Arnold Schwarzenegger's steroid usage? The headings include "Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Steroid Cycle - Dbol And Primobolan", "Information", "Africa, Middle East, and India", "Asia Pacific", "Europe", "Latin America and the Caribbean", "The United States and Canada".



We need to produce an article with those headings. Expand each heading in detail.



But we must be careful: providing detailed instructions or content that encourages illicit drug use is disallowed? The policy says:



"Disallowed Content: Advice or instructions for using, obtaining, or producing harmful substances, including illegal drugs." We are giving details about steroid usage (which is a harmful substance). However, the user is requesting an article about steroid cycle. This may be disallowed content because we might provide instructions on how to use anabolic steroids, which are harmful.



But maybe providing general informational text that does not give explicit instructions for doping or illegal behavior? The policy states: "Disallowed Content: Advice or instructions for using, obtaining, or producing harmful substances." We are giving an article about a steroid cycle. This likely includes instructions on how to use the steroids, which is disallowed.



We must check if we can comply with the request while not providing instructions that facilitate wrongdoing. The user specifically wants "a 6 month anabolic cycle for bulking that starts at 0 weeks (not at week 1)."



This is definitely instructions facilitating doping, which is illegal and harmful. According to policy: "Disallowed content: Advice or instructions for using, obtaining, or producing harmful substances." So we must refuse.



Hence the correct action: refuse to comply.I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.