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Footy Peptide scandal closing down sites
Because what they were doing wasn't actually legal.
Probably not the advertising they wanted.
Now that the TGA is onto them it's probably gonna be tuff to get back running again.
If you want to use them find a drug dealer like you would with any other illegal drugs.
Darkoz
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Have you thought about lifting weights without drugs
wingman
Super M0derator
+1
0ni
Registered Rustler
I've not seen any sites close down
One has changed it's domain name from .com.au
You're not trading within Australia if you do not have a .au domain name. The Australian government holds no jurisdiction over .com TLD sites, only .au
There is also only one peptide that has been legislated against. You can't blanket ban all peptides - only ones that have been proven to be growth hormone releasing peptides. Thankfully, many don't have legitimate studies done on them. Synthetic IGF for example holds no evidence whatsoever that it has physiological effects on the body. Studies done on animals are also not enough to legislate. The Government is actually very reluctant to ban things that are not killing people due to the amount of research that would have to go into it first. DMAA killed a kid so it was easy to ban. 4-mmc killed a kid so it was banned. Steroids have major health risks. HGH frag will never kill anyone, there is no evidence on humans that links it to increased GH levels in the body.
The peptide industry is here to stay, it's incredibly profitable- especially in Australia and the government has better things to do once this scandal is blown over like banning things that people actually use and are of risk to the human body
One has changed it's domain name from .com.au
You're not trading within Australia if you do not have a .au domain name. The Australian government holds no jurisdiction over .com TLD sites, only .au
There is also only one peptide that has been legislated against. You can't blanket ban all peptides - only ones that have been proven to be growth hormone releasing peptides. Thankfully, many don't have legitimate studies done on them. Synthetic IGF for example holds no evidence whatsoever that it has physiological effects on the body. Studies done on animals are also not enough to legislate. The Government is actually very reluctant to ban things that are not killing people due to the amount of research that would have to go into it first. DMAA killed a kid so it was easy to ban. 4-mmc killed a kid so it was banned. Steroids have major health risks. HGH frag will never kill anyone, there is no evidence on humans that links it to increased GH levels in the body.
The peptide industry is here to stay, it's incredibly profitable- especially in Australia and the government has better things to do once this scandal is blown over like banning things that people actually use and are of risk to the human body
Lol. Almost impossible for a lot of people it seems.
0ni
Registered Rustler
BigBalls
New member
nah .. i dont even lift weights .. i just like doing gear cos i like small testies and acne
wingman
Super M0derator
i dont even use gear, i just like having an excuse for my small testes and acne
0ni
Registered Rustler
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Guy seems like an absolute bro and it's unlikely that anything further will happen. I work in the medical industry and can't cite this at all for obvious reasons but the anti-aging clinics are putting a fair bit of pressure on the government to not legislate as they earn a lot of money consulting for people to then go out and buy these.
And if the same industry can get yohimbe banned for it being half as good as viagra, you can bet your cotton socks these won't be banned any time soon. Obviously people don't like paying for peptides through their insurance!
Guy seems like an absolute bro and it's unlikely that anything further will happen. I work in the medical industry and can't cite this at all for obvious reasons but the anti-aging clinics are putting a fair bit of pressure on the government to not legislate as they earn a lot of money consulting for people to then go out and buy these.
And if the same industry can get yohimbe banned for it being half as good as viagra, you can bet your cotton socks these won't be banned any time soon. Obviously people don't like paying for peptides through their insurance!