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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Shame on the NFL for suspending these guys. Did the NFL even do any research on StarCaps. The banned substance is not listed at all. How can you punish players for taking a banned substance if the banned substance ISN'T LABELED. The league really needs to check itself for next year. Horrible officiating around the board, terrible fines for legal hits (all in the sake of player safety...my butt), and suspensions to players who don't deserve it.
How ridiculous is that...It's OK and then not...that is poor...I like how roids is in the title and how it is perceived as a "steroid policy" offence.
The drug at issue is a diuretic, it takes water out of your system to help you lose weight, make weight, etc. It does not make you bigger and stronger.
The Goodell reign of terror must stop.
I like how roids is in the title and how it is perceived as a "steroid policy" offence.
The drug at issue is a diuretic, it takes water out of your system to help you lose weight, make weight, etc. It does not make you bigger and stronger.
the problem was it wasn't banned when the players were allowed by the nfl to take it lolWhat it does do, though, is that it can mask the presence of banned substances in the urine--and that's why it's banned.
I'm not saying I agree with that logic, but that is the logic behind it.
the problem was it wasn't banned when the players were allowed by the nfl to take it lol
The NFL also said it sent two notifications about StarCaps on Dec. 19, 2006 -- one to NFL club presidents, general managers and head athletic trainers and the second to NFLPA executive Stacy Robinson, who oversees the steroid policy for the union. That letter, according to the league, advised that StarCaps had been added to the list of prohibited dietary supplement companies.