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hey emoody87,

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Andrew would be the best guy to ask about this. Here's a similar Q&A on prohormones for people with diabetes.

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http://www.healthcentral.com/diabeteens/c/26446/64551/prohormones

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Steroids will obviously lead to testosterone production increase which will definitely impact your blood sugars. As you can see in some of the blogs below, regulated blood sugars is one of the most important parts of building lean muscle mass, so if you can't do this while on steroids, then you might as well first focus on keeping your blood sugars as balanced as possible.

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I am a powerlifter and set 15 records in national drug-tested powerlifting. My success came primarily from really understanding how to regulate my blood sugar duirng training and throughout the days surrounding training.

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Let me know if this is helpful!

Ginger