Following on from the last ezine, here's part 2 of a superb section
taken from the SE member's board, written by SE member "Acupunk" --
thanks for such an awesome post.

Following on from the last ezine, here's part 1 of a superb section taken from the SE member's board, written by SE member "Acupunk" -- thanks for such an awesome post.

When it comes to sports supplements there's only one person who we think is worth listening to - Will Brink. And with all the latest news about athlete Steve Belchers death being related to ephedrine, we are publishing here Will's opinion and latest views on the recent media onslaught.

Ever heard of Ritalin?
He talked about the similarities of Ritalin to Cocaine and the dangers that this posed to children in making them more susceptible to drug abuse later in life.

In the 1920s, long before the appearance of modern antidepressants, physicians tried to treat listless men with a serum of ground-up animal testes, which they imagined contained the essence of male virility. In the '40s and '50s, when that essence had been discovered and synthesized in a laboratory, injections of testosterone were prescribed for depression.

A DECORATED Australian soldier has admitted to taking banned anabolic steroids to improve his chances of gaining a spot in the Special Air Service (SAS).

Someone asked this question on my discussion board a few days ago and it got me to thinking why we bodybuilders have such a bad time with the public and the media... How do the public see us really?

Teenagers and others looking to sculpt the perfect body often abuse anabolic steroids, compounds that mimic the body's natural hormone testosterone in their ability to promote muscle growth.

Therefore, it follows that the better the condition of your CNS, then the better you will be able to use your muscles both in terms of force production and in co-ordination and balance whilst lifting, and this translates to greater gains from your bodybuilding efforts each time you go to the gym.