You suspend Grier for a year for taking some OTC stuff you can buy at any supplement store (thats the report anyway)..... but Lil Nkem can take bong hits and nothing. One of these things are totally legal.. one is not.
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You suspend Grier for a year for taking some OTC stuff you can buy at any supplement store (thats the report anyway)..... but Lil Nkem can take bong hits and nothing. One of these things are totally legal.. one is not.
It's definitely not OTC. It's a drug that was first used with cancer patients to help with muscle deterioration. It's an androgen receptor modulator that is supposed to be cleaner than your typical anabolic steroid. Ligandrol is also a pill that doesn't effect your liver or balls as much when used in excess compared to most anabolic steroids. Sounds like Grier was built like a toothpick and needed to put on some muscle fast.
Let's just say that the supplement industry has been known to include some less than legal stuff in their formulations in the past.. (again, not saying that I necessarily believe Will Grier)
Kevin Brockway @gatorhoops
Being told through UF that the substance is not Ligandrol. But won't be disclosed without Grier's consent.
Marty SmithVerified account @MartySmithESPN
Spoke to UF. Reports that Will Grier ingested Ligandrol are incorrect. They also say UF won't disclose the substance without Grier's consent
And yes, you can "beat" drug tests... even advanced ones
Man that was some White Owls he tore up and put in there. Nothing to see here. **
http://larrybrownsports.com/wp-conte...bong-photo.jpg
Cool. Im not here to convince you. Just ask yourself, are you stating what you know or what you have heard? How do you hide from gas chromatography or mass spectrometry?
https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/f...%202014-15.pdf
The NCAA recommends that before any action is taken
on the basis of a positive result from screening tests, the
results should be confirmed by gas chromatography/
mass spectrometry, with the latter test providing the
definitive result. By doing so, the institution reduces the
risk of a false positive result.