The Official Anabolic Thread
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Waterproof
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No did many years of studying on the human body, used to Power Lift and trained with Professional's at a PowerLifting Gym, friend of a former Mr. California, have a cousin who's earning his physique competitor card, and a friend who's earning his Bodybuilding Card, another friend who competes in Strong Man. I study sports medicine and science
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Thanks Bruh, Bodybuilding and Power Lifting is a science
I love Power Lifting, Power Lifters are one of the most knowledgeable people on the human body.
Congratulations on your Cert
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
You talking about a Natural Test Booster, Correct?
Right. I know there are doctors and prescriptions for that sort of thing, but if I could try something else first...you know how WE are when it comes to doctors.
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Great Natural Test Booster, one of the best I tried, I use this as part of my Post Cycle Thearpy and I used it when I just want to stack with my regular supplements. Libido goes up, strength goes up, sense of well being
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
WFN and Iron Addicts Gym Owner Richard Rodriguez Says He Sold Anabolic Steroids to WWE Champion Roman Reigns
WFN and Iron Addicts Gym Owner Richard Rodriguez Says He Sold Anabolic Steroids to WWE Champion Roman Reigns
Richard Rodriguez, a federal prison inmate who was once the owner of Wellness Fitness and Nutrition and Iron Addicts Gym in Miami, claimed that he sold anabolic steroids to the current World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Intercontinental Champion Roman Reigns.
Rodriguez was arrested as the leader of a nine-person steroid trafficking organization in February 2017. Rodriguez pretended that WFN a a legitimate health clinic with an FDA-registered laboratory. In reality, the DEA claims WFN was nothing more than a fancy-looking front for just another underground steroid laboratory (UGL)
Now that Rodriguez is behind bars at the Brooklyn Detention Center, he is doing his best to make the headlines by revealing the names of some of the most famous clients to have purchased steroids from his bogus health clinic, Wellness Fitness and Nutirtion (WFN). When filmmaker Johnny Bravo called him up, Rodriguez couldn’t wait to spill the beans on camera.
Rodriguez bragged that Roman Reigns was a regular WFN customer who personally called him up to order performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs). Rodriguez seemed fully prepared to go down his client roster and give up even more names if it would keep his name relevant. In addition to Reigns, Rodriguez claimed that Hollywood stars Mark Wahlberg and Josh Duhamel were also steroid-buying customers.
Rodriguez’s blatant disregard for the privacy and confidentiality of his former clients may make him popular among journalists chasing the next big sensationalistic doping story. On the other hand, it is certainly a great way to be ostracized by top athletes as well as the Hollywood crowd.
Top bodybuilders may be eager to relinquish their privacy as WFN in exchange for some free steroids because no one really cares that they are using steroids. It doesn’t impact their income one way or another. And there was no shortage of IFBB pros and bodybuilding celebrities will to shill WFN products as “sponsored athletes”, “brand ambassadors”, “media partners” or endorsers of WFN’s business. The list included 8-time Mr. Olympia champion Ronnie Coleman, Arnold Classic champions Kevin Levrone and Flex Wheeler and many more.
It is a different story for professional athletes, pro wrestlers and Hollywood stars. Their star earning power improves when their steroid involvement is kept secret. Privacy and confidentiality are of prime importance.
Roman Reigns has already served a 30-day suspension as the penalty for a first-time violation of the WWE Talent Wellness Program in 2016. If Reigns is linked to another steroid scandal, he could face a 60-day suspension as a second violation.
Source:
Hoegler, A. (January 16, 2018). Roman Reigns Implicated In Steroids Scandal. Retrieved from thesportster.com/wrestling/roman-reigns-steroid-scandal/
WFN and Iron Addicts Gym Owner Richard Rodriguez Says He Sold Anabolic Steroids to WWE Champion Roman Reigns
Richard Rodriguez, a federal prison inmate who was once the owner of Wellness Fitness and Nutrition and Iron Addicts Gym in Miami, claimed that he sold anabolic steroids to the current World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Intercontinental Champion Roman Reigns.
Rodriguez was arrested as the leader of a nine-person steroid trafficking organization in February 2017. Rodriguez pretended that WFN a a legitimate health clinic with an FDA-registered laboratory. In reality, the DEA claims WFN was nothing more than a fancy-looking front for just another underground steroid laboratory (UGL)
Now that Rodriguez is behind bars at the Brooklyn Detention Center, he is doing his best to make the headlines by revealing the names of some of the most famous clients to have purchased steroids from his bogus health clinic, Wellness Fitness and Nutirtion (WFN). When filmmaker Johnny Bravo called him up, Rodriguez couldn’t wait to spill the beans on camera.
Rodriguez bragged that Roman Reigns was a regular WFN customer who personally called him up to order performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs). Rodriguez seemed fully prepared to go down his client roster and give up even more names if it would keep his name relevant. In addition to Reigns, Rodriguez claimed that Hollywood stars Mark Wahlberg and Josh Duhamel were also steroid-buying customers.
Rodriguez’s blatant disregard for the privacy and confidentiality of his former clients may make him popular among journalists chasing the next big sensationalistic doping story. On the other hand, it is certainly a great way to be ostracized by top athletes as well as the Hollywood crowd.
Top bodybuilders may be eager to relinquish their privacy as WFN in exchange for some free steroids because no one really cares that they are using steroids. It doesn’t impact their income one way or another. And there was no shortage of IFBB pros and bodybuilding celebrities will to shill WFN products as “sponsored athletes”, “brand ambassadors”, “media partners” or endorsers of WFN’s business. The list included 8-time Mr. Olympia champion Ronnie Coleman, Arnold Classic champions Kevin Levrone and Flex Wheeler and many more.
It is a different story for professional athletes, pro wrestlers and Hollywood stars. Their star earning power improves when their steroid involvement is kept secret. Privacy and confidentiality are of prime importance.
Roman Reigns has already served a 30-day suspension as the penalty for a first-time violation of the WWE Talent Wellness Program in 2016. If Reigns is linked to another steroid scandal, he could face a 60-day suspension as a second violation.
Source:
Hoegler, A. (January 16, 2018). Roman Reigns Implicated In Steroids Scandal. Retrieved from thesportster.com/wrestling/roman-reigns-steroid-scandal/
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Anabolics - Tren, Test Sust, Anadrol, Test E, Test Prop
SARMS - Ostra Shred
Pro hormones - Havoc, Superdrol, Bold
Supplements - Beef Tabs, Sterol Complex, NO Xplode, BCAA's, Creatine Monohydrate, Super Pump, Green Mag, White Flood, Glycer Gro, Animal Pak, Nitrix, Cell Mass, Whey Protein
Fat Burners - Caffeine & Green Tea Stack, Lipo 6, ECA = Epherda, Caffeine and Aspirin
Food - Oatmeal, Hard Boiled Eggs, Bison Meat, Tuna, Peanut Butter, Salmon, Steak, Apple, Veggies. Brown Rice, Turkey Bacon, Cottage Cheese, Turkey Lunch Meat, Whole Grain Bread, Chicken Salads, Baked Chicken, Baked Potatoes
And lots of Water
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Cook them and put 2 scoops of natural peanut butter
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
steroids are not what's hot in the streets 
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
To each it's ownsteroids are not what's hot in the streets