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How long do you think itll be till the states has most PHs as a controlled substance
Thinking of controlling PH's How long do you think itll be
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I hope never, but I honestly don't know. Given the state of the world, lawmakers thankfully have much more serious things to worry about (at least until Saddam starts his own mail-order sports supplement business 
). To give you an idea of what's currently being bandied about, look here:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c107:H.R.5564:
This is the legislation being proposed for putting prohormones on Schedule III. My personal opinion, the legislation is a grandstanding piece of crap proposed by Mssrs. Sweeney and Osborne (himself a former NCAA football coach) intended to capitalize on the FUD surrounding these substances.
The only good thing is that the bill is currently in no fewer than three House committees for debate before anything even sees the light of day. With luck, it will die there. The most telling part of the legislation is the monies being appropriated for "youth education" programs about steroids ($42.5 million for FY2003-2005).
If it oinks like a pig, it's pork...
). To give you an idea of what's currently being bandied about, look here:http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c107:H.R.5564:
This is the legislation being proposed for putting prohormones on Schedule III. My personal opinion, the legislation is a grandstanding piece of crap proposed by Mssrs. Sweeney and Osborne (himself a former NCAA football coach) intended to capitalize on the FUD surrounding these substances.
The only good thing is that the bill is currently in no fewer than three House committees for debate before anything even sees the light of day. With luck, it will die there. The most telling part of the legislation is the monies being appropriated for "youth education" programs about steroids ($42.5 million for FY2003-2005).
If it oinks like a pig, it's pork...
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