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I dont disagree with you. Im sure there are some clinics out there that are unethical. The bottom line for all of them though is to make money. Without money, they will all go broke. I do not believe that because a clinic has a web page, or because I didnt get a rectal probe done, or because a nurse conducted my physical for her doctor, that my clinic is bad and Ill be arrested for an illegal script. Thats bullshit. Mranak hit it on the head when he said state laws vary by each state. They do however vary quite a bit. Courts had ruled in Florida that prescriptions over the internet are legal without a personal visit to the doctor's office. Other states have said that you need more than that to establish a doctor client relationship. To attempt to cast a clinic as unethical because they are allowed to conduct business in a different way or because they have more lax laws where they are located is also bullshit. I am in the legal profession. I am not a doctor, but I am well respected in my field as well.MPPM said:I'm all about free will without having some authoritative body dictating what you can and can't take, wheather it be tobacco, hormones, narcotics, bubble gum, whatever. I'm with you 100% on that but Swale is pointing out the fact that there are outfits out there masking themselves as medical professionals whose loan objective is money while being disguised as patient care.
I favor decriminilization of all drugs and having the option of going to a true medical professional such as Swale. But until then let's call a spade a spade.
The point of this thread on my part was to state that consumers of these clinics have not, and will not be charged with a crime. They have done nothing wrong. Most consumers could care less whether they get their meds from the doctor's pharmacy or their own. Perhaps some doctor likes using his own pharmacy so they don't bring as much attention to their practice since steroids have become so demonized by the press. I really could also care less about a clinic thats main goal is to make cash and doesn't concentrate as much on patient care. I'm a big boy and can care for myself. I check my blood values regularly, and get physicals on a regular basis. All I need a doctor for is to prescribe the Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) since its illegal without a script. How can you condemn a person that wants to obtain a script because they went to a place like Powermedica when most guys taking Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) are obtaining them from "Mr. Chong" overseas? I agree that Powermedica and clinics like them should not be allowed to do what they do, but I have no problem with a consumer that went to them, and the law doesnt either. Thats the facts.
Mranak,
You said Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) are not good for my health. Please prove this as well. Thats just your opinion. I can post many articles that beg to differ with you. Taken responsibly, Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) are very good for your health. They can assist in fat loss, building of muscle tissue, assist to control depression, and ward off many diseases that are cause by being an "overweight slob." I never said that a blood test and appearance is the sole basis for good health. Its a part of a total picture though. THERE IS NOT ONE LEGITIMATE SCIENTIFIC STUDY THAT SHOWS Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) TO BE DETRIMENTAL TO ONE'S HEALTH, OR TO HAVE CAUSED DEATH.
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