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OT: 5-0 FL Gators QB suspended for season

some over the counter supplement that contained a banned substance.
How do they determine what substances are banned substances? I'm kind of worried that banned substances can be purchased over the counter.

I'm just genuinely curious, having never shopped at a GNC or the like.
 
How do they determine what substances are banned substances? I'm kind of worried that banned substances can be purchased over the counter.

I'm just genuinely curious, having never shopped at a GNC or the like.

I have no clue either. But I suspect that something at GNC that actually works is banned.......
 
He gained 43 pounds in one year. Honest mistake my @ss.
 
some over the counter supplement that contained a banned substance. says it was an honest mistake. if true, you do feel for him a bit . . although at the same time, you have to know that that sort of thing should get cleared by the athletic dept!
THIS! They are supplied with all the supplements they should used by the staff. No way the trainers and dietitians are withholding helpful and legal supplements.
 
There was a really interesting study that is circulating again with today's news that basically says steroid use is incredibly widespread in college football and that the testing regime they have in place is specifically designed to NOT find them. Gotta say I would not be surprised if we found out one day that an NU player was using them if it's as prevalent as they say.

http://espn.go.com/college-football...roids-loom-major-college-football-report-says
 
How do they determine what substances are banned substances? I'm kind of worried that banned substances can be purchased over the counter.

I'm just genuinely curious, having never shopped at a GNC or the like.


For example, Guarana is on the list of banned substances and can be purchased over the counter . . .

http://www.ncaa.org/2015-16-ncaa-banned-drugs

whether or not it has any affect on athletic performance? I have no idea.
 
He gained 43 pounds in one year. Honest mistake my @ss.


Villox is right. You cannot naturally put on 43 pounds of muscle in a year, even 25 pounds is pushing it. As someone who buys tons of pre workouts and supplements, there are things that are banned. It could be as simple as a type of amino acid, or d aspartic acid, or some types of fat burners that still carry ephedra extract. Those bans are silly, supplements can help you get bigger, but in no way shape or form can they make you put on massive muscle. Eating chicken, counting macros and taking 1 to 1.5 grams of protein per body weight still will not make you put on 25 plus pounds of muscle in a year, unless youre a skinny 18 yr old who is growing into his body, thats possible.

Ever go to the gym and see a guy with mediocre legs and huge traps or large rounded shoulders that are out of proportion? Probably on steroids.

Not sure about the testing in college, but if people think that everyone is natural, they are fooling themselves. The NFL has an obvious issue, and I think on a much smaller level college has guys who take it. The bans are strict though, pro hormones (now banned and a mini steroid) were legal until 2015, but were banned in every sport.

As a fitness nut, I have learned a few things over the years. One thing is for certain, no legal supplement will ever put on weight like that.


Erik
 
He took this, ligandrol, but that is being denied. If it ends in "rol", prob not a good thing.

It is called a SARM, and gained popularity because of the pro hormone ban (mentioned in my earlier post). You cannot buy this at GNC, and typically you have to buy it online. Its a steroid light, but even with this you wont put on 40 plus pounds. Anyone and everyone in athletics knows a SARM is a no no.
Maybe he did not take it, I would assume he took something or stacked somethings that are much more potent.


Erik

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Just saw on BTN
 
He gained 43 pounds in one year. Honest mistake my @ss.

In high school, I gained 60 pounds in 14 months on Hoffman's Quick Weight Gain and tanker trucks of whole milk. Not all that weight was lean weight, but I didn't lose any speed (what little I had) or jumping ability (I used to HJ in track). I was also a skinny kid who had stopped growing and started filling out at that time.
 
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