Steroids

Originally posted by Bob McAdams If you bring an unopened jar containing a nutritional supplement made by company X to a laboratory, have it tested, and find that it contains illegal substance Y, which isn't on the label as one of the ingredients, I think you'd have grounds for legal action against company X (particularly if you were an athlete who got suspended from your sport because ingredient Y turned up in a blood test). It's a good idea to only buy nutritional supplements that are manufactured according to pharmaceutical standards. I think he did qexactly what you said. I say a notice on either Cnnor EsSPN that he was suing th ecompany. I think he might have purchased the supplement at a national chain store (I'm not sure so I'm not going to list it hear). Has any one heard anything about the swimmers involved with BALCO? I know at least one was called before hte Grand Jury investigating the company.

Originally posted by Bob McAdams If you bring an unopened jar containing a nutritional supplement made by company X to a laboratory, have it tested, and find that it contains illegal substance Y, which isn't on the label as one of the ingredients, I think you'd have grounds for legal action against company X (particularly if you were an athlete who got suspended from your sport because ingredient Y turned up in a blood test). It's a good idea to only buy nutritional supplements that are manufactured according to pharmaceutical standards. I think he did qexactly what you said. I say a notice on either Cnnor EsSPN that he was suing th ecompany. I think he might have purchased the supplement at a national chain store (I'm not sure so I'm not going to list it hear). Has any one heard anything about the swimmers involved with BALCO? I know at least one was called before hte Grand Jury investigating the company.