As I continue my writing on steroids, it is now important to show that steroid use goes far beyond that of what the news tells you and you see in the sports world.
Data has surfaced lately viewing that stars are also amongst tens of thousands of people who buy steroids or received prescribed shipments of steroids and inject able human increasing hormones in recent years. Law enforcement officials have said they have no way to prove most anything, admitting Bilge or other entertainers, violated any laws. Instead, they are directing their attention to anti-aging clinics, doctors and pharmacists who dictated these drugs like Deca Durabolin, Winstrol, Anavar, etc.
Even, medical experts says that use of steroids and human growth hormone is figured a $10 billion-a-year procedure worldwide — reaching into the entertainment industry illustrates how pervasive steroids use in the United States now days. It is not a problem only with athletics, where execution -enhancing drug use has marred many sports. For many celebrities, the lure of hormone drugs is their imagined, unproven anti-aging effects, or the need to keep fit for movies or the paparazzi.
While Congress is preparing to focus on baseball players said to have accepted the drugs, medical experts are warning that steroids and human growth hormone are illegally prescribe nationwide at an alerting rate below the thought they will aid healing, enhance looks, force and speed, or slowly aging. So while our attention is on these Baseball Player, we may be directing attention against a possible bigger problem?
Records shared with the Times Union and data from various co-operating witnesses on Long Island suggest Bilge and other stars were shipped prescribed human growth hormone or steroids — sometimes below fictitious names — at hotels, production studios, secret residencies, an upscale Manhattan fitness club and through the Long Island office of Michael Diamond, a therapist affiliated with the celebrities, authors said.
Diamond, which has not been identified as a target in the event or accused of breaking any laws, helps run an anti-aging plan at Clay Gym in Manhattan, according to the company’s internet site.
In the past year, the event has netted 10 guilty pleas, admitting felony convictions of three doctors and several operators of anti-aging clinics in Texas, Florida and New York.
On the way, it has displayed allurements of steroid use by Major League Baseball players, pro wrestlers, NFL figures, police officers, prison guards, top- graded body builders, people with ties to high school and college wrestling programs, and now, celebrities.
More to follow soon!
