Nanny-state laws muscle in on manhood
Once again regulators are putting the health and safety of men ahead of that gender’s desire to reach their full potential.
Overnight the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) banned two drugs that help chaps become twice the men they once were.
One of the pills is popular with body builders who want to acquire mass without getting fat, and the other … well, let’s just say the second one is marketed as ‘Big PENIS’.
Much to the likely shock of muscle men around the nation, the TGA said it had tested a product labelled BFB (Be Fast Block) Capsules and found that they contained the undeclared substance Clenbuterol. Who knew?
Australians are bypassing prescription-only and anti-doping rules to buy products with Clenbuterol online, according to TGA investigations.
Further, after testing Big PENIS tablets, the TGA found they contained the undeclared ingredients of sildenafil and chloramphenicol. Quelle horreur!
The regulator said the product, acquired online by “a number of people in Australia”, had not been tested for quality, safety or efficacy, but it’s okay if your doctor prescribes drugs with these aforementioned ingredients.
Consumers are being asked to stop taking these two banned ‘enhancers’ and hand over any remaining product to their nearest pharmacist for disposal.
Do you think the drugs regulator is being too harsh with peeps who just want to be a better version of themselves? Shouldn’t individuals have the right to take their health into their own hands, given that it is perfectly legal to ingest ‘dangerous’ substances such as tobacco and alcohol?
Quite frankly I think there are many people that are into this --- bodybuilding -- that look downright horrid -- ok to have a lovely well-muscled body but boy some are over the top and are ugly as and quite frankly look deformed