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+ 3 AAS documentary

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The mrs and I decided to whip out the Ronnie Coleman sized bong and find something interesting to watch. I came across this documentary and I figured I'd share it. I guess because it's interesting and to remember the risk we take and trust we give to every source we order from. There's also a part 2 you can watch also. The video is from 2012.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0LL7bL4F9G4

kth3446's picture

http://canadianjuicemonsters.net/forums/anabolic-steroid-discusion/43520...

this is the only place i could find both lectures. the second one is talking more abiut people using them. a lot of people around here will get it. he's talking abiut yiung users, ridiculous cycles and a lot of the harm that can be done.

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Dextermorganlv's picture

Thanks for posting bro +1 really good information

Dextermorganlv's picture

I was thinking, you could say the same thing about supplements sold legally at completely legitimate stores. We all know that the FDA does not regulate supplements. I mean, all those pills and powders at gnc can contain all sorts of garbage and fillers and some will do just as much harm as the contaminated steroids.

mjh36's picture

Yea! In the end you really never know where anything comes from or what is in it. Even regular food at supermarkets has fillers and additives that might nt be good for you. Fast food takes the cake on all that.

Dextermorganlv's picture

Exactly! Subway was putting cellulose in their bread, which is basically saw dust! They just recently stopped due to public outcry.

WINNING's picture

Very educational!

Dextermorganlv's picture

Yeah, that is scary thanks for posting. I'm sure most of us know this stuff. Some ugl's with beautiful labels and packaging can be made in someone's garage. To bad I can't just go to GNC and get my Test and Anavar there. +1

Bill6191's picture

Wait gnc doesn't sell aas.... Shit what am I gunna do now

Dickkhead's picture

Frightening. He stops short of talking about the fact that today, there are some UGLs that run product off in such volume - they're back to machine processing again. He leaves you with the impression that all UGL is small handmade gear. How do I get to Part II ?

humpnpump's picture

Spooky