If you are about to buy steroids but feel that laws of the land are stopping you to make the final decision, this piece of information on steroids and the law will be useful to you in more than just a way.
Before we read any further, it is important for us to differentiate between legal steroids and illegal steroids.
Legal steroids are steroids procured through legal means and for legal purposes while illegal steroids are steroids (legal or illegal) meant for illegal purposes. While legal purposes denote use for medical purposes, illegal purposes denote use of steroids other than medical purposes. It is important to note here that some steroids have the ability to treat medical complications and enhance performance at the same time. They do not become illegal because of their performance enhancing capabilities as long as use of the same is disclosed to the concerned authorities before an event.
It is also worth noting that use of steroids is legal in some countries of the world – United Kingdom (UK), Bulgaria, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Japan, Turkey, Pakistan, India, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Iran, Mexico and Thailand. However, any one living in a country not mentioned here can still buy legal steroids, with or without a medical prescription by going online. The best part about purchasing steroids online is that one does not get into any legal complications. Even in worst cases when the steroid order gets seized, there are no legal troubles and you can always send an email to the steroid pharmacy to reship the order by providing a different shipping name and address.
Posted on April 19th, 2011 by admin |
Kentucky could be one of the first states to join-in permanent removal of the threat of fatal and unbalanced in Paris horse races through an intergovernmental pact.
The horseracing game has been affected by allegations of anabolic steroids and performance enhancing drugs in recent years.
From Kentucky.com:
What does horse racing fear almost as much as fatal breakdowns and crooked betting? Federal regulation.
The industry has been working for more than a year on a plan to permanently stave off that threat with an interstate compact.
Now, Kentucky has a chance to become one of the first states to join. So far, only Colorado has signed up, but the landmark legislation is expected to be introduced in Delaware, Indiana, New Jersey, New York and Virginia this year. Six states must sign on for the compact to take effect.
State Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, pre-filed a bill in December that would let Kentucky regulators join. Thayer said he hopes to bring the bill before the Kentucky General Assembly in February.
Only Colorado has signed to date, but the historic legislation should be introduced in Delaware, Indiana, New Jersey, New York, and Virginia this year.
Posted on April 18th, 2011 by admin |
Two adverse test results during May’s Giro d’Italia could mean a ban of three years on Danilo Di Luca, as per a recommendation of the Italian Olympic Committee’s anti-doping office.
Luca is also facing a criminal investigation by the Italian authorities.
From Espnstar.com:
The Italian Olympic Committee’s anti-doping office have recommended Danilo Di Luca serve a three-year ban for two adverse test results during May’s Giro d’Italia.
Di Luca finished second in the Giro to Russia’s Denis Menchov, however he tested positive for the banned substance CERA – an advanced version of the blood-boosting product erythropoietin (EPO) – on May 20 and May 28.
His positive test results were first revealed on July 22, and so any ban would begin on that date.
CONI, the Italian Olympic Committee, has also recommended Di Luca’s results to be annulled and he be fined.
Posted on April 16th, 2011 by admin |
Professional sportsmen, all over the world, trust HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) when it comes to stimulating the production of androgenic hormones such as testosterone. The fact that HCG can be used in a combination with anabolic steroids and easily available online without a prescription is one of the biggest reasons why this wonder drug has been popular ever since it was first introduced.
Sportsmen on steroids tend to experience a fall in the natural production of testosterone and other androgenic hormones after making use of harsh or aromatizable steroids. This “difficult transition phase” is characterized by a considerable muscle mass and body strength loss. However, sportsmen can avoid these losses and normalize the natural hormone production by using HCG. This is primarily because the drug has the unique potential of improving the production of testosterone in the testes in a very short span of time.
The chemical name of HCG is (2S)-2-amino-6-[[(2R)-1-(carboxymethylamino)-1-oxo-3-sulfanylpropan-2-yl] amino]-6-oxohexanoic acid and the chemical formula is C11H19N3O6S.
In addition to restoring natural testosterone production, HCG is also admired for its ability to treat undescended testicles in young men and shedding extra body weight without compromising on lean appearance, body strength, and muscle mass.
The standard dosage of HCG, when taken via intramuscular injections, is 1500-3000 I.U. every fourth or fifth day but not for a period exceeding 2-3 weeks at a stretch. It is important to note that HCG doses should be initiated and altered only after qualified medical advice as HCG abuse can lead to side effects such as headache, fatigue, erythema, urticaria, dyspnea, and shortness of breath.
Posted on April 15th, 2011 by admin |
Shawn M. Boal, 38, former Akron police sergeant, pleaded guilty to charges of possession of steroids.
Boal was placed on probation for eighteen months and ordered to obtain medical treatment.
From Ohio.com:
He pleaded guilty to felony possession of drugs and one misdemeanor count of possessing drug abuse instruments.
Summit County Common Pleas Judge Judy Hunter imposed the sentence.
Boal resigned from the department Monday.
Two other Akron police officers were placed on leave last year during an internal investigation into the use of anabolic steroids within the department.
Boal and street officers Anthony Sutton and Paul Achberger were arrested in June on steroids-related charges.
Sutton, 50, and Achberger, 40, pleaded guilty in November to misdemeanor charges in Akron Municipal Court. They are seeking treatment, and if successful, the charges would be dropped.
Akron police are not tested for steroids.
Posted on April 14th, 2011 by admin |
Lance Armstrong, the seven-time Tour de France winner, has said no to retest for his six samples from his first Tour de France win to see if they contain EPO traces.
President of the French anti-doping agency (AFLD), Pierre Bordry sparked the possibility of asking Armstrong to undergo a new analysis of the urine samples taken from the 1999 Tour.
From Espnstar.com:
With Armstrong set to make a comeback in 2009 after three years away from the peloton, Bordry felt such a move would give the seven-time Tour winner “a chance to confirm that he never cheated in his brilliant career”.
But Armstrong will not agree to the AFLD’s request, insisting the matter is in the past.
“He is not interested in discussing again results from samples taken in 1999,” Mark Higgins, Armstrong’s media spokesman, is quoted as saying in L’Equipe.
“I will refer the AFLD or whoever will ask the questions on this subject to the Vrijman report.”
Higgins is referring to a report, published in 2006 by Dutch lawyer Emile Vrijman, which cleared Armstrong of doping in the 1999 Tour and accused anti-doping authorities of misconduct in dealing with the American.
In an age of doping scandals that have rocked the sport over the past few years, many sceptics still doubt that Armstrong was clean when he won his seven successive Tours between 1999 and 2005.
The sport has seen many doping scandals in the recent past and many believe that the game’s biggest star was not clean when he won his seven successive Tours between 1999 and 2005 despite the fact that he has never been caught cheating.
Posted on April 13th, 2011 by admin |
French police have dismantled a French doping network that illegally supplied anabolic steroids for bodybuilders and other customers throughout the country, according to prosecutors.
Three people in the port city in southern France were handed preliminary charges for their alleged involvement in the exploitation of French ring, according to the prosecutor’s office in Marseille.
From Winnipegfreepress.com:
Prosecutors say police have dismantled a French doping ring that illegally supplied anabolic steroids to bodybuilders and other clients throughout the country.
The Marseille prosecutor’s office said Saturday three people in the southern French port city have been handed preliminary charges for their suspected role in running the ring’s French operations. Officials say they are suspected of bringing in more than €1,000 ($1,300) a day.
The preliminary charges are for trafficking hazardous substances and doping products. Two of the three have been jailed.
The French operations are believed to be part of a larger international network. The French suspects are accused of selling steroids over the Internet in France, targeting bodybuilders.
It is believed that the racket was involved in supplying steroids on the Internet in France.
Posted on April 12th, 2011 by admin |
The life of Danilo Di Luca is on the worst side these days. The rider was banned for three years for two adverse test results during May’s Giro d’Italia.
Luca is also facing a criminal investigation by the Italian authorities.
From Espnstar.com:
The Italian Olympic Committee’s anti-doping office have recommended Danilo Di Luca serve a three-year ban for two adverse test results during May’s Giro d’Italia.
Di Luca finished second in the Giro to Russia’s Denis Menchov, however he tested positive for the banned substance CERA - an advanced version of the blood-boosting product erythropoietin (EPO) – on May 20 and May 28.
His positive test results were first revealed on July 22, and so any ban would begin on that date.
CONI, the Italian Olympic Committee, has also recommended results of the rider to be annuled besides imposing a fine on him.
Posted on April 11th, 2011 by admin |
The IOC would be carrying out more checks on samples given during doping tests in Beijing, according to an announcement.
“Our message is very clear. The IOC will not miss any opportunity to further analyse samples retroactively. We hope that this will work as a strong deterrent and make athletes think twice before cheating,” IOC president Jacques Rogge said.
From Espnstar.com:
In a statement, the Olympic governing body said: “The IOC intends to further analyse the samples collected this summer during the Olympic Games in Beijing. Substances that will be analysed across all sports include EPO Cera.
“All samples are currently being repatriated to the WADA-accredited laboratory in Lausanne where Olympic samples are usually stored after the Games. The details of the procedure, such as the number of samples to be further analysed and the timeline, are currently being discussed with WADA.”
EPO Cera is an enhanced version of the blood-boosting hormone EPO and is now detectable due to advances in technology.
Two competitors from this year’s Tour de France, double stage winner Stefan Schumacher and Italian Leonardo Piepoli, have been caught since the advanced tests were introduced.
Despite early reports claiming every test result would be reassessed, the IOC have stopped short of making that pledge, however they have every sample in storage which means an entire review is possible.
Of the 4,770 tests carried out by WADA and Beijing Games officials during the Olympics, 3,801 were urine tests and 969 were blood tests.
Andy Parkinson, UK Sport’s head of operations, said the step taken by IOC is good for sports.
Posted on April 9th, 2011 by admin |
If you have been searching for a weight loss drug that can even help you improve performance, Winstrol (stanozolol) is an exceptional option for you. The fact that this performance enhancing drug is easily available online without a prescription and safer when compared with other anabolics is one of the biggest factors why Winstrol or Winny has remain popular over last many decades.
This commonly used anabolic steroid for cutting cycles has a profound ability to reduce sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG). The 17-aa compound is available in both an oral form as well as an injectable form and is second to none when it comes to adding muscles and improving performance besides losing extra kilos under the belt with little or no water retention. This anabolic steroid demonstrating anti-progestenic properties does not aromatize at any rate and can be used by men and women without any second thoughts.
The chemical formula of Winstrol is C21H32N2O and the chemical name of stanozolol is -Androst-2-eno (3, 2-c) pyrazol-17-ol, 17-methyl-, (5alpha, 17beta)-. The molecular weight of this weight loss drug is 328.497 g/mol at the base.
The recommended dose of Winstrol is 0.5-1 mg per kilogram of body weight for men and 5-10 mg a day for women and is best stacked with anabolic steroids and performance enhancing drugs such as Trenbolone and Testosterone derivatives. However, it is important to note that low grade Winstrol or Winstrol abuse (absence or contravention of medical advice) can lead to steroid side effects such as nausea, diarrhea, gynecomastia, acne, edema, and depression.
Posted on April 8th, 2011 by admin |
