MSNBC article on HGH

[saudades]

This is yet another example of the media jumping all over a subject, promoting disinformation. It has to do with the assumption that Anna Nicole Smith may have been using HGH. The medical examiner never conclusively said that was what she took, yet the article takes it as fact. With all the publicity over Anna's death, now a senator has taken it upon himself to make HGH a controlled substance. Arrrgh!!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17840738/site/newsweek/

The tail paragraph of the article:
-------------------
Law enforcement is evidently concerned as well. As part of the Albany County D.A.'s investigation, authorities have arrested doctors, pharmacists and clinic operators in New York and Florida—all part of what prosecutors describe as an elaborate network to sell HGH and steroids illegally on the Internet. The investigation, which is still ongoing, will likely gain more attention when the D.A. reveals the names of professional athletes and celebrities who were alleged customers (HGH is popular among some athletes because it's hard to detect in drug tests). In response, New York Sen. Charles Schumer is proposing a bill that would make HGH a controlled substance and give the federal government the power—which it doesn't currently have—to prosecute the illegal sale of prescriptions. "Certainly what's happened with Anna Nicole Smith will help" authorities crack down on unauthorized HGH use, says Perls. "The more attention, the more pressure will be brought to do something about this."
---------------------

 

[Spartan warrior]

I read a great article in MD(Musclar Development) a few weeks ago on how the media and the goverment are blowing ths out of control. In the article they said that one of the biggest reasons congress passed such a bann on A.S. and HGH is the fact that back in the day there was that book......."Death in the locker-room!" The guy that wrote it was a Dr. but stretch the truth about a few things. And of course with good old Mr. Bonds and his little troubles have not help at all. Why can't they go after the people that cause the most troubles..............crack....meth.....ect.....

 

[saudades]

I agree with you there, bro.

 

[saturn1]

Jeez........I wish when they jump on a drug that they would indicate that it's the "ABUSE" and not just the mere usage of a particular substance thats the danger.

IF HGH caused the Ana snicoles death it would most likely be due to abuse. If an anabolic steroid user gets testicular cancer it's probably due to abuse. If someone gets a headache and dies from aspirin it's probably due to abuse.

They are so one sided. They need not attack users but put money in education and if an educated consumer decides to abuse they can accept the possible consequence.


I guess that would only be in my world........Not the greatest country in the world.


Whens the last time you read about a guy knocking off a liquor store for some gear money.lol

 

[Presser]

HERE YOU GUYS GO I ALSO BUMPED UP THE OLD THREAD THIS CLIP WAS ORIGINALY IN HERE IS A GREAT LINK BELOW

http://www.steroidlaw.com/images/steroids_0002.wmv

 

[NAIR]

Whens the last time you read about a guy knocking off a liquor store for some gear money.lol

does that mean you havn't considered prostitution to get your gear fix before?

 

[Get_Swole]

well if you say you havent most of us would be lying lmao

 

[Spartan warrior]

Forsure on that one bro...............If I could get big$$ Bones $$$ for this body I would be out every night hitting the streets just to hook-up my cycle. What do you think the going rate is for an amp of sust...........LOL?