10% of european supplements contained banned substances

[smaul]

Hey all,

I'm aware most people on here dont speak dutch but I will post the link anyway to prove I'm not making it up.  One of the biggest doping labs in the world in Belgium has just done research into supplements and found that 10% of supplements contain banned substances without it being mentioned on the labels.  Most common were ephedrine and anabloic steroids.  Mostly these were found in fat loss and muscle gain products. 

http://www.hln.be/hlns/cache/det/art_261277.html?wt.bron=kanaalArt3

[dontknowit]

Why don't ask your upper neighbours a copy of their papers?

http://www.necedo.nl/nzvt

The supplements have been tested a long time ago after two dutch football(soccer)players had been suspended after alleged using doping. After a conducted investigation the conclusion was that the main source was a polluted supplement. They now have a list with suppliers with clean products and they're been tested regularly. .

Yet it doesn't justify the question how this stuff get in these supplement. Cause you can do a lot in the Netherlands, but it ain't Sodom and Gomorrah. Not everything is legal.

[davie]

Hey bro y dont u translate and let us which ones have been found to be bad?!

davie

[smaul]

Havent given any specific examples.  Guess they dont want to be sued!

[GoneAway]

To loosely translate, follow these steps:

1. Click here: http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr
2. In "Translate a web page" type in the webpage url which is: http://www.hln.be/hlns/cache/det/art_261277.html?wt.bron=kanaalArt3
3. Translate from Dutch to English (or whichever language works for you.)

[Dball]

hell yeah they do.  gaspari sells a product over there that is basically winstrol, but you "cant" get it here.