for crying out loud. if this is true, then where is the verifiable source? i know way back when, some mass-gainer products did contain clen and i think the other was dbol - but those products have been LONG discontinued or reformulated.
to me, the entire article read like a slam at the alternative medicine industry - "stick with pharmaceuticals - the side effects will probably be worse than the problem, but at least it's covered by your HMO". i really hate the way they attempted to pander to parental paranoia. when my daughter was 4, i was giving her protein shakes up the ying-yang. mind you, i was using caseinate (a friend in the food industry would bring it to me in ten-pound bags for free) but had i know about
whey protein, you bet i'd've been shovelling it down her throat in job lots!
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