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Just to balance the scales, because it's a vital service to mankind, there ARE natty lifters. And it IS possible to gain.
Thing is, nobody wants to do it that way. Too slow. Too hard. Too many restrictions. Too much work. Etc. etc. And all that, just to end up with a 'lesser' physique than the ones who juiced.
It's a losing calculation for anyone under the age of 20 or anyone trying to be 'competitive'. Which should but does not, often enough at least, translate into stop caring what the roid-heads look like and stop making big decisions when you still can't buy your own alcohol.
Struggled with this shit plenty in my teens and 20s. Even went to a Urologist and whined that I wasn't built like the Hulk at one point. Every other person there was in their 70s. Instantly weird.
Doc told me, listen, I'll give it to your stupid ass if your stupid ass is stupid enough to be stubborn, but you don't want it. Men who can't make babies are a lot more unhappy than men who can't build muscle.
Actors take a huge amount of steroids. Those Men’s Health “so and sos crazy work out plan for that movie, look what you can accomplish in 6 weeks” are all bs. Im sure they train hard when they need to, but they also take steroids. >

"Raw chicken, broccoli, and water!"
And enough steroids to fuel an entire Mr. Universe pageant. >

Chicken breast, broccoli and water = anabolic steroids
That's the code they use. Just like prisoners have their own code by saying that they're all innocent. Or how bankers and traders have their code that they only sell things to willing buyers at the fair market price.
And bodybuilders also don't tell you that they swallow a bunch of other shit to counter the body from creating counter hormones to try to balance the shit out. Bob, the guy from Fight Club? The one with the big bitch tits? That's a real thing if you don't know what you're doing.