Prohormones in Congress

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10-24-2003, 01:29 PM
cb25

Prohormones in Congress

We all knew it was coming, but here's an article talking about the bill going through congress to ban all pro-hormones. It says that they are "one step away" from those dangerous steroids that are controlled substances. If they would just admit they made a mistake classifying them as such a highly scheduled drug....arrrghh....

http://espn.go.com/gen/news/2003/102...rtnersite=espn

I guess it's time to get to know your legislator - i've seen form letters regarding this stuff flying around the internet, etc...if anyone has one, it'd be good to post...

cb
10-24-2003, 01:47 PM
Da Bull

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Originally Posted by cb25

We all knew it was coming, but here's an article talking about the bill going through congress to ban all pro-hormones. It says that they are "one step away" from those dangerous steroids that are controlled substances. If they would just admit they made a mistake classifying them as such a highly scheduled drug....arrrghh....

http://espn.go.com/gen/news/2003/102...rtnersite=espn

I guess it's time to get to know your legislator - i've seen form letters regarding this stuff flying around the internet, etc...if anyone has one, it'd be good to post...

cb

Pro-hormones.........all the sides and no gains :scratch:
10-24-2003, 03:19 PM
bulldawg_28

I dont think those pencil neck polititions know what their talking about. If they want to ban anything, why not tobacco? It kills more people every year than AS, or any other illegal substance.
10-24-2003, 04:20 PM
bigol'legs

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Originally Posted by bulldawg_28

I dont think those pencil neck polititions know what their talking about. If they want to ban anything, why not tobacco? It kills more people every year than AS, or any other illegal substance.

thats because their making to much money of tabacoo.
10-24-2003, 06:00 PM
cb25

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Originally Posted by Da Bull

Pro-hormones.........all the sides and no gains :scratch:

I agree completely...never used them and never have...I don't however, support their being made illegal. Making prohormones a scheduled drug is completely uneccesary IMO...
10-25-2003, 06:01 AM
JohnDoe1234

That bill is very broad, it's not just prohormones but EVERYTHING. Including vitamins, protein, MRP's, creatine, hell you name it. The latter things I mentioned are not trying to be banned, however the bill wants them to be regulated and subjected to FDA approval.
10-25-2003, 05:28 PM
Tock

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Originally Posted by cb25

I guess it's time to get to know your legislator - i've seen form letters regarding this stuff flying around the internet, etc...if anyone has one, it'd be good to post...

cb

Click on the URL below and it'll get you to a form letter webpage . . . it's through a vitamin company, but it's still good . . .
--Tock

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