Suppossedly Ban

[DR_C]

Originally Posted by alden003

It was in the current issue of Muscular Development magazine. It was in the Steroid Law section. That artical was written before the 24th so most of it was speculation of what may and can happen. The thing is that this will be the first time that they will use the original ban parameters of how a compound relates to testosterone to ban that compound. If everything goes the way they hope it will make banning other compounds very easy for them. This maybe why they stared with Phera, Tren, and 1,4 AD prohormones first as it will be easy to relate them to testosterone. Also, a ban of Tren ban products will make it easy to include progesterone based PH's as well. As soon as they have set a president with these PH's it will only be a matter of time before they go after the rest.

Guys, I started writing about this back in the first week of May, less that 2 weeks after the comment draft was announced. If you recall, I wrote that a very good source of mine at the FDA told me unofficially that the DEA and Justice Dept WILL PROSECUTE a supplement company distributing a PH that is/are on the banned list.

The FDA, DEA, and Justice have decided it is time to send a message. The legislation has not detered the manufacture and distribution of PH. The "banned list" has not stopped companies from finding loop holes. The manner in which the agencies involved feel the message can be most forcefully delivered is by prosecuting. This will, in their mind, send a warning shot to the industry.

This will happen. A test case is being developed as I write. It will be very public and the media will make it a complete circus. The unlucky folks will be made out to be "drug dealers" of the worst kind who are putting the public and unsuspecting teens at risk.

Mark it down. It will happen.

Regards,

[LLLLern]

sounds as if DrC has an insider any idea of which company???

[ShakesAllDay]

Originally Posted by DR_C

The unlucky folks will be made out to be "drug dealers" of the worst kind who are putting the public and unsuspecting teens at risk.

So, when does the media circus surrounding Phillip Morris and InBev start?

Talk about "drug dealers".

[LLLLern]

Originally Posted by ShakesAllDay

So, when does the media circus surrounding Phillip Morris and InBev start?

Talk about "drug dealers".

no $h!t
reps

[ShakesAllDay]

Yeah. I heard a stat on the radio the other day (you know how "stats" are, though), that the #1 preventable cause of pre-mature death in the US is smoking.

But, steroids are bad, mmmkay.

[DR_C]

Originally Posted by LLLLern

sounds as if DrC has an insider any idea of which company???

No idea and I don't think by my discussions with a friend that a target has been identified. What I do understand is that the agencies are developing a plan from which to proceed.

[ShakesAllDay]

Originally Posted by DR_C

No idea and I don't think by my discussions with a friend that a target has been identified. What I do understand is that the agencies are developing a plan from which to proceed.

Taxpayer money well spent.

[mmowry]

Its about time both my father and grandfather died horrible slow deaths beacause of this stuff..................Oh wait it was from SMOKING!!!!!


Kids are huffing paint and dieing,so do you think that the paint industry is next.....right after tobacco and alcohol of course.

[mvasquez830]

The government is trying to control the steroid game, but doesn't look at its own ways. I was suprised the movie Bigger, Stronger, Faster didn't have large media coverage. Since, it was a documentary on the different types of steroid users, including the US military.

[dontknowaboutme]

Problem is the more the government tries to go after legal steroids, the more people will turn to illegal steroids. The government has had some success with various operations (Raw Deal, etc). However, the problem will only worsen the fewer the legal alternatives. It is like other drugs, although harder to manufacture I would assume. Regardless it is easier to regulate something legally on the market as opposed to something illegal. Same issue with marijuana, might as well legalize it. How many times on Cops the television show do you see them make stops of steroids? I never have, only crack, cocaine, speed/meth, heroin, and sometimes marijuana.