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There is a bill likely to pass in the US senate right now that would make SARMs a controlled substance/schedule III drug.
In recent years, many UFC fighters have been caught by USADA using these compounds:
Amanda Ribas
Josh Barnett
Tim Means
Yoel Romero
Tom Lawlor
Ruslan Magomedov
Zubaira Tukhugov
Usually the excuse for all these cases have been the infamous "tainted supplement".
Which is a reasonable excuse for these compounds as they were sold(and possibly manufactured) in the same places people would find other regular FDA approved supplements.
Even though they are not supplements, there was a loophole where it allowed them to be sold as "research chemicals, not for human consumption". And many supplement companies incorporated them into their array of products.
Now, if this bill passes(and all indicates that it will), SARMs are likely going away(at least from the legitimate market), making the odds for accidentally consuming a tainted supplement with these compounds even lower.
Its not like most people believed the excuse anyway already, but soon the tainted supplement case for cases flaged by SARM use might be even less likely.
The link below isnt exactly about the bill i mention, but it ties into:
https://mmajunkie.com/2018/05/usada...supplement-contamination-cases-go-after-sarms

In recent years, many UFC fighters have been caught by USADA using these compounds:
Amanda Ribas
Josh Barnett
Tim Means
Yoel Romero
Tom Lawlor
Ruslan Magomedov
Zubaira Tukhugov
Usually the excuse for all these cases have been the infamous "tainted supplement".
Which is a reasonable excuse for these compounds as they were sold(and possibly manufactured) in the same places people would find other regular FDA approved supplements.
Even though they are not supplements, there was a loophole where it allowed them to be sold as "research chemicals, not for human consumption". And many supplement companies incorporated them into their array of products.
Now, if this bill passes(and all indicates that it will), SARMs are likely going away(at least from the legitimate market), making the odds for accidentally consuming a tainted supplement with these compounds even lower.
Its not like most people believed the excuse anyway already, but soon the tainted supplement case for cases flaged by SARM use might be even less likely.
The link below isnt exactly about the bill i mention, but it ties into:
https://mmajunkie.com/2018/05/usada...supplement-contamination-cases-go-after-sarms

