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Is it a Steroid, a Contaminated Supplement, or a Prohormone?

April 26, 2017contaminated drug tests drugs prohormone steroid supplement tests

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Is it a Steroid, a Contaminated Supplement, or a Prohormone?

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The indictment of Barry Bonds claims that he had tested positive for steroids. The greatest home run hitter in baseball history, with the exception of Babe Ruth, may have used steroids, which the test revealed, or maybe he didn’t. A contaminated dietary supplement (see Rafael Palmeiro) or a prohormone that was legal at the time of the test might have produced the positive test result.