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I posted a while back and was looking for the article that stated that some legit supps had gear in them. I believe that I cited the original halodrol and the ventilean that actually had clen in it (guy is doing time now from that company), anyway here is part of the article I found, I don't have the whole article because they wanted me to pay for it.
Steroids Detected In Dietary Tablets
Some Contents Similar To Those Used by East German Athletes
[FINAL Edition]
The Washington Post - Washington, D.C.
Author: Amy Shipley
Date: Nov 30, 2005
Start Page: E.01
Section: SPORTS
Document Types: News
Text Word Count: 956
The supplement, which is sold under the name Halodrol-50, contains a steroid that closely resembles Oral-Turinabol, the principal steroid used to fuel East Germany's secret, systematic sports doping program, according to Don Catlin of the UCLA Olympic Analytical Laboratory.
One of the two steroids found in Halodrol-50, Catlin said, more closely resembles Oral-Turinabol than any other known steroid, but the two are not identical in structure. The steroid would be undetectable in standard drug tests because it is not an exact match with Oral-Turinabol.
The FDA is investigating four other dietary supplement companies named in the Oct. 18 story in which The Post reported that Catlin had found anabolic steroids in five products produced by four companies: Anabolic Xtreme, Applied Lifescience Research Industries, Legal Gear and PharmaGenX. The story led Rep. Thomas M. Davis III (R- Va.) to demand that the FDA explain its efforts to ensure that dietary supplements did not contain steroids. The FDA said in a Nov. 7 letter to Davis that the companies could face punitive action.
Steroids Detected In Dietary Tablets
Some Contents Similar To Those Used by East German Athletes
[FINAL Edition]
The Washington Post - Washington, D.C.
Author: Amy Shipley
Date: Nov 30, 2005
Start Page: E.01
Section: SPORTS
Document Types: News
Text Word Count: 956
The supplement, which is sold under the name Halodrol-50, contains a steroid that closely resembles Oral-Turinabol, the principal steroid used to fuel East Germany's secret, systematic sports doping program, according to Don Catlin of the UCLA Olympic Analytical Laboratory.
One of the two steroids found in Halodrol-50, Catlin said, more closely resembles Oral-Turinabol than any other known steroid, but the two are not identical in structure. The steroid would be undetectable in standard drug tests because it is not an exact match with Oral-Turinabol.
The FDA is investigating four other dietary supplement companies named in the Oct. 18 story in which The Post reported that Catlin had found anabolic steroids in five products produced by four companies: Anabolic Xtreme, Applied Lifescience Research Industries, Legal Gear and PharmaGenX. The story led Rep. Thomas M. Davis III (R- Va.) to demand that the FDA explain its efforts to ensure that dietary supplements did not contain steroids. The FDA said in a Nov. 7 letter to Davis that the companies could face punitive action.
