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5 hours ago, cteavin said:
That's false. One, steroids are illegal and so no company would put them in their protein powder. Two, the amount of steroids a person takes can not be haphazard, it has to be precisely administered on a strict schedule. You might be conflating creatine and/or amino acids which are added to whey and casein proteins.
I've done some googling for you.
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/caution-bodybuilding-products-can-be-risky
52 minutes ago, cteavin said:
That's false. One, steroids are illegal and so no company would put them in their protein powder. Two, the amount of steroids a person takes can not be haphazard, it has to be precisely administered on a strict schedule. You might be conflating creatine and/or amino acids which are added to whey and casein proteins.
You are far too sure of yourself.
No it is not false. I am not confused. I understand the issues quite well. I've done some googling for you.
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/caution-bodybuilding-products-can-be-risky
