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Anabolic Steroids and Roid Rage in Bigger Stronger Faster Documentary

Posted on 02:13 July 1st, 2008 by Millard Baker

A scene examining anabolic steroids and roid rage that was deleted from the steroid documentary “Bigger Stronger Faster*” has been posted on Youtube. Roid rage is addressed by various experts including Rick Collins, William Llewellyn, John Romano and Harrison Pope.

The number of interesting clips about steroids that were deleted from the final production of Bigger Stronger Faster is amazing. Magnolia Pictures has released fascinating deleted clips on roid rage, steroids for HIV and Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler discussing steroids. The movie is great but much of the unused footage is excellent as well. I hope that the DVD release includes number bonus features including unedited interviews with many of the steroid experts featured (and not featured) in the movie.

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    I was first offered performance-enhancing drugs in 1998, after breaking the Hungarian 800-metre record and making the European championship finals.

    Doping in sports is less hidden than many people think. Everyone suspects drug use is widespread, but what they see less is how athletes treat the subject as a regular, everyday part of the game. Without drug and steroid testing being performed absolutely random, then just a few hours heads up prior to scheduled samples are to be delivered is all an athelete needs. There are dozens of drug testing secrets available right over the counter.
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    In my five years on the international athletics circuit, I ran into the issue time and again, and had to make some tough choices.

    A sports doctor and a coach I had never worked with called me in separately for chats and pushed me to get involved. They told me the risks were nil and results immediate. I was promised the drugs would shave a second off my time and were undetectable. The risk reward just isn't there at my level, but for the thousands of echelon athelets that are earning millions the reward is most certaintly there.

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