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A study from UCLA shows that most over-the-counter pills that are advertised to contain steroids to help make a person stronger do not contain the amount of steroids that the labels claim.
The authors analyzed twelve over-the-counter brands of pills containing eight different steroids and found that some contained high doses of steroids that would have caused positive urine tests to disqualify athletes from Olympic competition. Some contained far lower doses of steroids than would be effective, and only one of the twelve brands had the dosage that was on the label. That means that taking these pills could cause competitive athletes to be disqualified from competition, and that many weight lifters who take these products will get no benefit whatever.
In 1994, Congress passed a law which keeps the Food and Drug Administration from regulating products sold as foods, thus preventing any government agency from protecting you against fraudulent products such as these. Let the buyer beware.
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