Brent Schrotenboer of the San Diego Union-Tribune has just compiled a detailed history of the use of anabolic steroids in America’s National Football League.

It identifies 185 players publicly linked to steroids since 1962!!!

The San Diego Union-Tribune has done its own “Mitchell Report” of sorts on performance-enhancing drugs in pro football.

As you might recall, Major League Baseball paid over $20 million to the law firm of former Senator George Mitchell to compile the so-called “Mitchell Report”, which listed the names of 85 basbeball players who juiced since 1993.

The “Schrotenboer Report on the Use of Steroids in the NFL” confirms that the Mitchell Report was a waste of money. The substance, if not the verbosity, of the Schrotenboer Report exceeds that of the Mitchell Report detailing football players who were publicly linked to steroid use over the past four decades.

Schrotenboer was only paid the salary of a staff writer for a major newspaper while compiling his report… which breaks downs steroid users by team!!!!

Wanna see if your favorite NFL athletes are on the list? CLICK HERE!!!!
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The investigative report conducted by the Associated Press in March has revealed that 41 million Americans may be taking drugs 24/7 without knowing it. That number has jumped over 10% in the six-month period after that report was published, with an estimated of 46 people being affected now by pharmaceutical residues.

According to the evidence gathered by the news agency during its five-month investigation, traces of different pharmaceutical drugs – including antibiotics, anti-depressants, and anabolic steroids – were found in drinking water across the United States.

AP’s investigative team researched on 62 metropolitan water systems and found that 24 of them have water supply contaminated with drug metabolites. One Philadelphia system, for example, reportedly contained at least 56 pharmaceuticals or their byproducts.

Read the following excerpts from the AP’s investigative report for more shocking findings and to find out how this happened in the first place!!!
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As most know, steroids are medically generated substance used for various purposes. Basically, steroids are used by bodybuilders, athletes, and people with active occupations. Some forms of steroids are used in performing surgeries and as pain reliever. However, the use of steroids requires a prescription from an authorized physician in all cases.

Every man secretes a hormone called testosterone, which is responsible for the physical growth during puberty. Anabolic steroids is chemically enhance the androgenic effects of testosterone, which make a man’s sexual features, develop fast. Because of this, a lot of men have used steroids to boost their penis size and erection.

The use of steroids entails a lot of negative effects to the body. Most steroids permanently damage the organs and other parts of the body … with the male reproductive organ one of the most susceptible to damage.

This is because, anabolic like hormones are also produced by the male reproductive organ. The use of steroids can cause temporary and permanent impotence. The effects of anabolic steroids is so strong that even increased libido or sexual desire will not make a penis erect. The penis may erect, but it may not really serve its purpose. In essence, the steroids paralyze the ability of the penis to perform its functions.

On the other hand, studies show that there is no direct linkage to penis shrinkage and steroids. Normally, a penis will remain smaller if the man lacks desire or sex drive. Add to that use of steroids … and whammo! … penis size remains diminished because of increased chances for erectile dysfunction and or impotence directly caused by the side effects of steroids.

When the damage has been done, every effort to bring back the usual form and function of the penis will be futile.

With everything said, steroids may not directly cause the shrinkage of a penis, but the use of steroids may aggravate the situation. Steroids may cause tremendous growth in the body, but the side effects (including negative sexual side-effects) should be more emphasized.

Scoring steroids on the street or on the Internet is possible … but extremely dangerous given the possible outcomes of improper use.

As advised, would be steroid user must be able to secure the necessary prescriptions from knowledgeable physicians able to monitor the substances side-effects … and take corrective measures.

If any of you are considering such action, make sure to do your reading and know exactly what you’re putting in your body and what to expect.

Scientists have finally come up with a pill that tricks your body into thinking it just exercised so you can develop strength, speed, muscle mass, endurance, hardness and more.

Many anabolic steroids are, of course, based on increasing testosterone levels; however, this new pill increases muscle mass via tricking the muscle into believing it just had a workout. It rebuilds the ‘lost’ muscle tissue, aka increasing muscle size, even without the workout.

What’s the ethical implication of such a drug? Well, expect this drug to be abused by every athlete to build speed and mass.

It will be the next steroid craze, and just wait until it’s in the open market kiddies!

There are actually two possible pills, AICAR and GW1516, both with the ability to help build muscle, increase stamina, and help with weight loss.

For the study, scientists split young adult mice up into two groups, with half of them taking part in exercise with the pill, and half taking part in exercise without the pill. The mice who took the pill were able to run for farther and faster, improving their endurance and speed. The mice who took the pill were able to run 77% longer, and 44% farther after a month taking the pill.

Many already forsee that athletes may be abusing the drug, which is why a test has already been developed to check for the drug in urine and blood samples… even before the drug’s public release!

IFBB bodybuilding monster Jean-Pierre Fux clearly doesn’t give a shit about what people think…

Is his muscle all-natural? Is he doping up the juice? You decide!

But we bet ten dollars this guy would fail any steroids test given to him.

This guy might be beautiful and ripped, but for all you roid rats and professional muscle steroid juicers out there this is what gynecomastia looks like!

Otherwise referred to as “bitch tits” or “gyno”, this is what happens to guys who don’t do post cycle therapy following a steroid juicing cycle… look at how this guy’s nipples look totally female in nature!

For those who don’t know what gyno is, it’s basically what happens when estrogen is present in the body. If you don’t know much about estrogen and steroid-use, do your research… this is one of the side effects!

The only way to get rid of bitch tits is outpatient surgery.

This is what happens to bodybuilders who run cutting steroids prior to competing in a bodybuilding show.

We don’t personally know this muscle man’s name, but he is clearly on some sort of cutting gear… perhaps winstrol, trenbolone, masteron, etcetera.

His muscled physique looks pretty darn amazing bursting out of that Under Armour Dri-Fit T-Shirt though, don’t you think?

Everybody listen up!

This is a guy you need to watch… His name is Charles-Antoine Montreuil and he’s only 17 years old!!!

He stands at a height of 5′10, weighs 200 pounds of muscle, and claims 6% body fat… this guy is so fucking huge we have to admit that it’s a bit abnormal for someone at his young age.

This is definitely not all-natural as he claims… From some of the clips in this montage muscle video, he looks like he’s on steroids (evident from the water retention bulk in some of the vids).

What do y’all think about teens using roids?

Muscle worship bodybuilder jock and fitness model Jake McClennen is so juiced on steroid gear in this clip.

Basically, he spends over a minute trying to remove his tanktop.

He’s so cocky & his arrogant attitude is put in check when he gets stuck in that ugly wife beater tank top while trying to take it off.

Too funny!

Check out Danny Bonaduce take his daily injection of Human Growth Hormone (HGH) live on his radio show “Broadcasting Bonaduce” (which airs on 97.1 Free FM).

While Danny Bonaduce is no scientist, he seems to have the correct facts when it comes to using HGH.

Stay tuned for more informative anabolic steroid & bodybuilding posts like this one.