Lion Nutrition under FDA Investigation »
This is a reprint of Anthony Roberts Blog. To see the documents please use the link to his blog (http://www.anthonyroberts.co.za).
“Well…gee whiz, this is bad news for anyone who is a customer of Lion Nutrition. I filed numerous Freedom of Information Act requests with various federal agencies, in the course of researching my upcoming book, Generation [...]
Roswell Police Lt. James McGee - the truth, the whole truth, and nothing close to the truth »
Roswell, Georgia Police Lieutenant James McGee was a media darling for a brief period of time in 2008 when he assumed the role of media representative for the FDA to the Georgia press. His comments appeared in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, both online and in print, and he gave numerous interviews both on the radio (WSB [...]
Monkey see, monkey do – movie stars smoking makes you want to smoke »
I can understand why seeing a movie “villain” kill the bad guy and light up a cigarette while dragging away the hot chick for some post-bloodshed action could be considered “alpha”. Mostly because it is. Just think of how suave and cool Sean Connery is playing James Bond and how you want to be [...]
Toxic compound in dietary supplement update: Company back peddles »
While we still await an official statement by the company in question (which is now two weeks to the day since this info was confirmed, and has apparently since been reconfirmed by another laboratory test [http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showpost.php?p=392207661&postcount=371]) some more information has come to light. This new information came courtesy of a company rep on the Anabolic [...]
Low volume sprint intervals versus traditional endurance training »
Think sitting on a stationary bike for hours on end is the best way to get in shape? Think again.
Active but untrained subjects (23 +/- 1 years) cycled for 1 hour at 65% of peak oxygen uptake (VO2-peak) before and after 6 weeks of either Sprint Interval Training (SIT) or Endurance Training (ET). SIT consisted [...]
Running research »
The majority of sports played at both the amateur and professional level involve running. American Football, Soccer, Rugby, Cricket, Baseball, Basketball, Netball, Lacrosse and Field hockey all involve running - and most sports that don’t involve running are typically contests to see who can move faster without actually running (i.e. swimming, rowing, bicycling, etc…). All [...]
Steroid Industry Tell All Book Delayed »
Steroid Times’ columnist Anthony Roberts has officially delayed the release of his new tell all book, Generation S. In the past few months as the release date has gotten closer he and his publisher ECW Press have repeatedly been threatened by various industry insiders that they will sue everyone involved should this book be released. [...]
Chewing gum makes you smarter! »
A study sponsored by the Wrigley Science Institute was conducted by researchers at Baylor College of Medicine, and presented at the Annual Meeting of Experimental Biology 2009 in New Orleans.
A hundred and eight students ages 13 - 16 were assigned to either chew sugar-free gum during math class, while doing math homework and during math tests [...]
