Isn't it illegal to imply your product has steroids in it?

>>41953616

Where does it imply that?

>40 scoops
C'MON

anabolism
[uh-nab-uh-liz-uhm]
noun Biology, Physiology.

constructive metabolism; the synthesis in living organisms of more complex substances from simpler ones (opposed to catabolism).


HMMMMMMMMM.

>>41953630
It has the word anabolic in it

>>41953653
so?
>a·nab·o·lism (ə-năb′ə-lĭz′əm)

>The phase of metabolism in which simple >substances are synthesized into the complex >materials of living tissue.

>>41953653
You're dumber than the powder in that tub, my man

>>41953616

It's not. IIRC, Musclepharm included actual steroids (dianabol? can't remember correctly) in one of their products back in the day. Their protein had creatine mixed in it as well, so that whoever used it got 'swole' faster and lost gains after stopping purchasing their garbage.

Also >anabolic is different from >steroid. Anabolism preceeds hypertrophy

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>>41953653

There are people THIS stupid alive right now.

>>41953676

we need a purge soon and fast

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>>41953616
>mfw

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Guys isn't it illegal to encourage people to eat this shit? It literally says ACID on the label.

>>41953707
Hah I dare you to eat all 5 pounds of that