NightFallTech
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Excellent points to that journalist for writing an article about nothing...
So... People on a weightlifting or bodybuilding program are more likely to dope than under 16s hockey players... who would have thought?
This doesn't show in any way that one 'leads' to the other, it simply says that those who dope are likely to take legal supplements as well... poor, poor journalism, as usual these days.
"Sports and exercise physician Peter Larkins agreed if people were prepared to look for a legal additive, then it followed that they were susceptible to taking illegal supplements. ''It's a similar thing to the drug world - people start with something low and then move on to something stronger,'' he said.
But measuring uptake was difficult.
''If you go to a gym, the majority of people in a weightlifting or body building program will be taking supplements, but at an under-16 hockey championship it certainly won't be the majority.''
So... People on a weightlifting or bodybuilding program are more likely to dope than under 16s hockey players... who would have thought?
This doesn't show in any way that one 'leads' to the other, it simply says that those who dope are likely to take legal supplements as well... poor, poor journalism, as usual these days.