Some thoughts on AAS testing

[DrJMW]

I have received some emails regarding AAS use, job applications, and random/nonrandom AAS testing. The only legal justification for AAS in our current society is your physician's diagnosis of a condition that warrants its use. This is really true of any med. This means that your doctor has to have visually examined you, blood tested you and performed any other necesary diagnostic procedures. His prescription for AAS will be considered a valid one. Elective use of medications, legitimate or not, is frowned upon as is the subsequent "invalid" prescription used to fill the med. So, if your job or sport involves AAS testing, you better have legitimate diagnostics by your doctor of record to back up the use. If you are caught, you and possibly your source will suffer consequences. If I had to choose between my job, sport and AAS use, my job wins every time. Obviously, professional sports and even some collegiates have ways of circumventing the problems.

 

[DrJMW]

Of course, if there is no scrutiny, then life goes....true for most gray areas.