KISS your Prohormones gooddbye.........

[THEEGAME2544]

Well look at the bright side, there will be more newbies saving money and less companies scamming people by pushing prohormones. I think the prohormone industry has gotten rediculous anyway.....they're making so much money pushing shitty products!

 

[SlavikHavik]

The bill is very empowering to the government.
It allows them to ban any precursor to sex hormones. Precurosor to precurosrs, and precursor to precursors to precursors. Etc.

Actually technically they could ban eggs with this ban, being that cholesterol is the original precursos to testosterone.

No joke.

Im sure they wont, but they could.

 

[fugetaboutit]

This board is so anti-prohormones that I am surprised by how many people care about them possibly being banned........................unless it's just about the government trying to tell them what to do or not do, then I see the point. But as far as prohormones are concerned, these companies don't give a fucking shit about my health. Take methyl-1testosterone for example...I tried it a while back and you know what? I actually got some decent results! Fair enough. What the company that made that supplement failed to do however, was warn me about the possible side effects that could arise from taking the supp, or how liver toxic it actually was. All they tell you is don't take more than two capsules a day....that's it. They don't tell you why you shouldn't take more than two a day. They also say that it's perfectly safe to take. Bullshit! It is not, we all know that. They also don't mention that you should do some kind of PCT afterwards. They also don't tell you that it shuts you down, which it does. They don't warn you to not drink alcohol while on it, which you shouldn't because of it's hepatoxicity. That is what the Gov't is after. These companies don't give a flying fuck about my health or your health. It's just all about the $$$. That is why they are being regulated. Plus, most of the shit out there is fucking bunk anyways, so were not the ones losing out, they are (the companies). I think it serves them right for being the decieving sons of bitches that they are. As far as the gov't telling me what I can't do to my body or what to buy...I don't like it one bit. However, I'm not loosing sleep because pro-hormones may be going off the shelves. I will stick with the real shit anyways. Just my two cents.

 

[Slyder190]

Yeah PH's suck, but who is Uncle Sam to make that decision for us by banning them? And when the steroid buying/selling/smuggling increases again, they'll have themselves to blame.

 

[BigAndy69]

This board is so anti-prohormones that I am surprised by how many people care about them possibly being banned........................unless it's just about the government trying to tell them what to do or not do, then I see the point. But as far as prohormones are concerned, these companies don't give a fucking shit about my health. Take methyl-1testosterone for example...I tried it a while back and you know what? I actually got some decent results! Fair enough. What the company that made that supplement failed to do however, was warn me about the possible side effects that could arise from taking the supp, or how liver toxic it actually was. All they tell you is don't take more than two capsules a day....that's it. They don't tell you why you shouldn't take more than two a day. They also say that it's perfectly safe to take. Bullshit! It is not, we all know that. They also don't mention that you should do some kind of PCT afterwards. They also don't tell you that it shuts you down, which it does. They don't warn you to not drink alcohol while on it, which you shouldn't because of it's hepatoxicity. That is what the Gov't is after. These companies don't give a flying fuck about my health or your health. It's just all about the $$$. That is why they are being regulated. Plus, most of the shit out there is fucking bunk anyways, so were not the ones losing out, they are (the companies). I think it serves them right for being the decieving sons of bitches that they are. As far as the gov't telling me what I can't do to my body or what to buy...I don't like it one bit. However, I'm not loosing sleep because pro-hormones may be going off the shelves. I will stick with the real shit anyways. Just my two cents.

Very well said. It's a shame the gov't had to get involved but it truly was necessary. If I had kids I wouldn't want them to get exposed to that crap. Don't they sell this crap at GNC in the US?

P/H are considered steroids here in Canada and rightfully so.

 

[ManOfArms]

who cares....don't like prohormones anyway...besides hasn't crack and MJ been outlawed for quite sometime now, yet there are more drugged out people than every before....

PH are over priced anyways, well when compared to the real thing

 

[ghettostudmuffin]

I think we should have the right to buy and use what we want. I just think this is another form of control by the government. Ya, some positive things like kids not being able to get the stuff will happen, but in the end it's just another form of control. I agree that PH's aren't nothing special really. I just finshed a 3 1/2 week cycle of 1-AD at 700 mgs ED and to be quite honest, I'm not that impressed. I felt I recovered a little faster and maybe am putting on weight a little faster than normal, but then again, I am a month into training from a 9 month layoff so I would have gained weight and strength anyhow. Overall, I'll call 1 cycle of the PH's good and go for the real deal down the road.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

the real problem with PH is that they are not thoroughly researched and many of them are unsafe. The newer ones are much stronger than the older andro's. However the sides are often considerably worse than from the harshest pharmaceutically developed gear. Most of these compounds are the "rejects" from earlier pharmaceutical development. Rejected, most likely for safety issues-- particularly since most of them are in essense 17aa steroids.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

IMHO banning is not preferred, however since there is no safety testing or responsibility on the part of the sellers- it has become the option least distasteful from a safety for the consumer (who are generally young and uninformed) standpoint.

self regulation and restraint would be nice but they are non-existant with respect to these compounds.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

as a note- as of today this bill has passed in the senate.