J.C. ROMERO MADE THE UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE of using banned supplements that he purchased from a GNC store that led to a positive drug test and ultimately a 50-day suspension that he's currently serving. But he also made the mistake of filing a lawsuit against the makers of 6-OXO, the supplement he took, and frankly, some of his accusations are quite ridiculous including blaming GNC store personnel for wrongly approving the product for MLB use. That would be like me asking the RiteAid ice cream scooper for professional advice on medication and accepting it as truth. But with that said, it really makes me wonder why GNC and other nutrition stores stock so much stuff that is otherwise illegal in MLB. It means that we have a lot of people walking around who are artificially enhanced, and not just cosmetically. There are some awkardly-shaped people walking in and out of GNCs across the nation.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Now Available: DON'T BLAME US
J.C. ROMERO MADE THE UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE of using banned supplements that he purchased from a GNC store that led to a positive drug test and ultimately a 50-day suspension that he's currently serving. But he also made the mistake of filing a lawsuit against the makers of 6-OXO, the supplement he took, and frankly, some of his accusations are quite ridiculous including blaming GNC store personnel for wrongly approving the product for MLB use. That would be like me asking the RiteAid ice cream scooper for professional advice on medication and accepting it as truth. But with that said, it really makes me wonder why GNC and other nutrition stores stock so much stuff that is otherwise illegal in MLB. It means that we have a lot of people walking around who are artificially enhanced, and not just cosmetically. There are some awkardly-shaped people walking in and out of GNCs across the nation.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment