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Steve McGinty
Guest
For those who were considering using "legal" supplements to boost performance....
http://www.scuonline.org/newsdetail.asp?Nid=102&DID=8
"...94 out of 634 samples from non-hormonal dietary supplements tested last year in Cologne were
found to contain prohibited anabolic-androgenic steroids"
"...the Austrian Federal Ministry for Social Security and Public Welfare carried out similar tests
on 54 supplements. It found that 22% contain banned substances."
Cheers! Stephen
http://www.scuonline.org/newsdetail.asp?Nid=102&DID=8
"...94 out of 634 samples from non-hormonal dietary supplements tested last year in Cologne were
found to contain prohibited anabolic-androgenic steroids"
"...the Austrian Federal Ministry for Social Security and Public Welfare carried out similar tests
on 54 supplements. It found that 22% contain banned substances."
Cheers! Stephen
