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Dietary Supplement or Illegal Steroid?

M. Brandon Smith

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Posted by M. Brandon SmithMarch 14, 2006 4:42 PM

Tags: Drug Products, Defective Products

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The FDA recently warned several manufactures and distributors to stop selling unapproved drugs that contain steroids promising increased muscle, strength, and weight loss. The FDA expressed concerns that products such as Anabolic Xtreme Superdrol or Methyl-1-P by Legal Gear may cause long-term health problems for the unwary consumer.

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