Why aren't bodybuilders arrested when they're so obviously using steroids?
447618
Steroids are only illegal in competition. It's not against federal, state, or local laws to use steroids.
560371
Every single baseball player for the past 50 years *might* have used them.  Only a few (Jose Canseco and Ken Caminiti are the only ones I'm aware of) have publicly admitted to doing so.  A number of players have also been suspended for testing positive - the link below includes a list.  Many minor league players have also tested positive.\n\nBesides those listed above: Mark McGwire used androstenedione, a then-legal supplement, and there is suspicion that he used illegal ones as well.  Jose Canseco publicly stated that he had personal knowledge of steroid use by McGwire, Jason Giambi, Rafael Palmeiro, Iván Rodríguez, and Juan González; only Palmeiro has tested positive.
915846
Steroids, but they are illegal. If you have a legitimate reason then a Dr can write you a prescription.
972445
No, even though some cops have used them and they've been busted and sent to rehab. As for the second person who answered, there is a way to "do" drugs without actually taking it. It's one of those classified information that the authorities do not want to divulge for obvious reasons.
370520
As you may know...Steroids are drugs derived from hormones. Anabolic steroids are one group of these drugs. ... At present it is legal to possess anabolic steroids in the UK.\n\nAnabolic steroids - or more precisely, anabolic/androgenic steroids - belong to a group known as ergogenic, or so-called 'performance-enhancing,' drugs. They are synthetic derivatives of testosterone, a natural male hormone. 'Anabolic' means growing or building. 'Androgenic' means masculinizing or generating male sexual characteristics\n\nAt present IT IS LEGAL TO POSSESS anabolic steroids in the UK. However, it is an offence under the Misuse of Drugs Act to supply anabolic steroids to another person. Under present UK law the penalties for supplying anabolic steroids are the same as those for supplying any Class B controlled substance\n\nThe International Olympics Committee banned steroids use by all athletes in its member associations in 1975. Since then most major amateur and professional organizations have put the drugs on their list of banned substances. Such bans do not carry any legal penalties.
503261
HAHAHAHELL NO!!!\n\n\n          STEROID USER!  i HOPE THEY DONT COUNT HIS HOPMERUNS THAT BASTARD!
90853
We'll lets see.  He's been around for a long time and since there is no thinkable way that a pro wrestler of his caliber would possible be doing anabolic steroids to enhance his appeal, I say that no, it's can't be him.  He's alive and well leading a peace-corps group in Laos intent on enhancing 3rd world countries with his utter charm and wisdom.  The man you saw is actually his stunt double that  tried to asume his identity after "Macho Man" departed for his calling in the jungle.
1165846
Probably because when they lift the dumbells, they are watching how the muscles contract in full length mirrors.\n\nAnyone who spends all day looking at their physique is bound to become vain.\n\nIn my opinion, muscly is gross!!!!!
537047
First of all, you can't penalize him for something that has never been proven. He has not admitted to taking steroids, he's never failed a drug test and no one has provide conclusive proof that he's done anything illegal.\n\nNow, having said that, do I think he's juiced? YOU BETCHA...but what I think doesn't matter, it's what has been or can be proven. And if he ever is proven to have knowingly taken steroids, he should be banned from the game and his records stricken from the books, especially if he continued to take substances after the league outlawed their use.\n\nI don't believe in athletes as role models, that's what a parent is for, but I also don't believe in cheats as heros either.
408514
Make a decision about the steroids policy, it's really taken over the game the last 18 months. I would say:\n\nSteroids were taken by many players with many records.  There is no way to know who did and didn't use them in the past and even if we know for sure it's not fair to punish the people who admitted to it or got ratted out when there are plenty of people who didn't get caught.  There is a long line of cheating in baseball from stealing signs, to the spitball to "energy" pills.  We now have a policy in place to test for both steroids and "energy" pills.  I don't see any benefit in investigating any past steroid or in putting an asterisk next to any records.  It will be up to the HOF voting members to decide if any specific player meets the standards of the Hall of Fame.
347525
Zero Tolerance. Suppliments such as Rip Fuel and other GNC items are ok. But roids aren't permitted.
738674
Most of the wrestlers are no longer on steroids after WWE put in a Wellness Program where wrestlers will be suspended without pay for 30 days and they're taken off house shows.  They can still wrestle on live TV (Raw, SD, ECW) in order to continue storylines, but they're only paid for expenses. \n\nNow that being said, there are still wrestlers who still got busted for steroids and drugs.  Wrestlers who have been suspended for steroid or drug use AFTER the Wellness Program was implemented:  \n\nSteroids:  Randy Orton, Chris Masters.  Bob Holly.  Vince McMahon has admitted to past steroid use but I don't think he gets tested under the Wellness Program.\n\nSuper Crazy, Matt Hardy, and Lashley tested positive for elevated levels of enzyme in the liver.  Take that for what it is.  It's most likely from steroid use or pain killer since they were taken off PPV.\n\nSabu and RVD were busted for marijuana use.  Jeff Hardy was a big drug user in the past, but he's straightened himself since returning to WWE.
1137565
Steroids seem to be the easy way out. Working out at the gym is hard work, and some players are so lazy, they want to do it the easy way. Barry Bonds--and probably plenty of other athletes--could have been respected, great athletes if they had been willing to work. But they just took steroids. Athletes like Barry Bonds, Mark Mcquire (sp?), Rafael Palmiero--they all broke huge records. People celebrated--until they found out the horrible truth. It caused so much confusion in baseball. What to do with them? Did they have to put asterisks by all the records? (715*\n*used steroids)\nI mean, that just gives kids bad ideas. Steroids\na) RECK your body\n2) injure your chances of being a respected athlete\nd) are just plain cheap\nMost of those athletes are liars, too! They say that they didn't intentionally take steroids. That's why I respect Jason Giambi--he admitted his mistake.\nI saw a story on the news about a high school football player who died. He had been taking steroids and they recked his body.
247052
Kids look up to athletes and want to be like them.  When an athlete, like Palmero (I'll use him cause there's a drug test), uses steroids, kids think, "Hey, if I use steroids I can be just like him."  It's a bad thing.
262531
Creatine is legal cause its a substance thats in food too, so it wouldn't be illegal, but if they banned it we would starve...
241698
technically, it was anabolic steroids
567894
no i don't but why use steroids just workout.