Steroids, Supplements and Athlete's Roulette: Gambling with the Health and Safety of a Generation of Athletes

Dietary supplements are a billion dollar a year industry. According to a recent National Health Interview Survey, about 114 million people - more than half the adult population of the United States - regularly consume dietary supplements. Many supplements are sold over the Internet, but they are also sold in mainstream nutrition stores across America.


According to the Survey, the majority of people believe that supplements require government approval. Another common misconception is that supplement manufacturers are required to provide labels that include warnings about their potential side effects and dangers.

People believe that these supplements are regulated and because they are being sold in mainstream nutrition stores they are safe. Of course, nothing could be further from the truth. In reality, supplements are entirely unregulated in the United States. Many of these supplements are manufactured in China. Make no mistake about it, many of these supplements are very, very dangerous.

Importantly, the FDA has recently taken action. Federal agents recently raided American Cellular Labs in California in order to investigate allegations they were manufacturing supplements contaminated with anabolic steroids. In addition, the FDA recently raided the Boise, Idaho warehouse of Bodybuilding.com amid allegations it is selling dozens of products containing illegal anabolic steroids.

The FDA has sent a message to the supplement industry. Now, this same public health message needs to be sent to teens and young adults whom are most susceptible to this unscrupulous marketing.

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