Anabolic Info - Worldwide Bodybuilding News

• Arnold Schwarzenegger recovering after shoulder surgery
  Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger was happy and upbeat Friday after undergoing surgery to repair a shoulder injury suffered while performing a motorcycle stunt for his upcoming movie ...
  United States - 31. January 2003
  
  
• Bodybuilding toward a healthier goal
  If attention were all she was looking for, trust that Tammy Johnson could have found easier ways to get it. Certainly, there are better ways to catch an eye than logging ...
  United States - 30. January 2003
  
  
• Local bodybuilder arrested on suspicion of steroid dealing
  A Monterey bodybuilder who once made the cover of a magazine that extols drug-free muscle-building has been arrested on suspicion of dealing ...
  United States - 30. January 2003
  
  
• Reaching out for fitness
  Competition in Topeka's fitness center industry is intense, admit Cliff and Linda Haskins -- even as the couple try to keep their three Topeka gyms out ...
  United States - 29. January 2003
  
  
• Arnie flexing political muscle
  When Ronald Reagan decided to run for the governorship of California, politics-watchers all over the United States chuckled. They even had a joke that was guaranteed to make ...
  New Zealand - 25. January 2003
  
  
• Guest opinion - Ephedrine safety
  The history of ephedra dates back 5,000 years to the Far East. In recent years, an overweight, lazy, and out-of-shape America has begun using this ancient herb to promote weight ...
  United States - 21. January 2003
  
  
• Arnie muscles in on car dealer
  Multi-millionaire actor Arnold Schwarzenegger has sued an Ohio car dealership for $34.2 million over its unauthorised use of a tiny photo of him to sell cars.
  Australia - 18. January 2003
  
  
• Schwarzenegger sues car dealer for using face in ad
  It's a small photo, the size of a thumbprint, all but lost amid the images of minivans and trucks and color headlines blaring "33-Hour Month-End Countdown!" But for actor ...
  United States - 17. January 2003
  
  
• Ephedra Products Thin Out
  Nutrition aisles that used to bulge with products containing the controversial dietary supplement ephedra are filling with alternatives like green-tea extract and bitter ...
  United States - 15. January 2003
  
  
• Mistrial Declared In Wife's Murder Trial
  A Harris County judge ruled a mistrial Monday afternoon in the case of a Houston-area woman who was accused of murdering her husband. Jurors told the judge that they ...
  United States - 15. January 2003
  
  
• Report Highlights Potential Dangers of Supplements
  Better safety monitoring is needed for dietary supplements, some of which have the potential for "substantial hazard," according to a US study released Thursday. ...
  Canada - 14. January 2003
  
  
• Soldier fined for steroid use
  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). ...
  Australia - 14. January 2003
  
  
• All Pro Linebacker Teams With 8 Hour Time-Release Protein
  John Mobley, 2 time Super Bowl Champion and Defensive Captain for the Denver Broncos, will partner with NEXT Proteins to promote the leading brand of whey protein supplements. ...
  United States - 13. January 2003
  
  
• Pint-sized powerlifteraiming for british title
  Not many of Nicky Elding's friends know what the 5ft 2in bundle of energy does in her spare time."I suppose it's because I'm so small," said ...
  United Kingdom - 12. January 2003
  
  
• Real NASA Electron Gun In Terminator 3
  Dr. Charles “Chuck” Crawford, founder of Kimball Physics, wasn’t sure how or where the set designers came across an electron gun manufactured by the company for NASA. ...
  United Kingdom - 11. January 2003
  
  
• New year, new laws for Californians
  Retailers will be banned from selling ephedra to minors in California under another Speier measure. Some fear that the herbal substance, a popular weight-loss and energy product, ...
  United States - 10. January 2003
  
  
• Safety issues killing popularity of ephedra
  By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times When the wildly popular drug combo phen-fen was pulled from the market in 1997, people were ...
  United States - 10. January 2003
  
  
• Testosterone may pose risks, but many like results
  Now that science has concluded that the long-term risks of hormone replacement outweigh the benefits for postmenopausal women, men may get their day. A task force led by the ...
  United States - 10. January 2003
  
  
• Casey Morgan, bodybuilder
  There is a difference between weightlifters and bodybuilders. Weightlifters lift weights for a couple hours a day; bodybuilders think about lifting weights all ...
  United States - 09. January 2003
  
  
• Silverstone released from hospital
  David Silverstone promises to never again take pills, called "Charge", following Tuesday's scary incident. By KATRINA WAUGH THE ROANOKE TIMES It may be a ...
  United States - 09. January 2003
  
  
• Weider Announces Fiscal 2003 Second Quarter Results
  Weider Nutrition International, Inc. (NYSE:WNI - News) ...
  United States - 05. January 2003
  
  
• Workout warriors hit gyms
  Old calendar pages are not all that Litchfield County residents are leaving behind with the year 2002. Determined to fulfill their healthy resolutions in the year 2003, ...
  United States - 05. January 2003
  
  
• Deputies arrest Denver cop
  A Denver Police officer living in Arapahoe County was arrested Dec. 26 for possession of illegal steroids, Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson said. The man, ...
  United States - 04. January 2003
  
  
• Bodybuilders pick pool for SPG
  The Fiji Bodybuilding Association has selected a pool of 21 bodybuilders from where they would choose the final squad for this year’s South Pacific Games. FBA ...
  Fiji Islands - 03. January 2003
  
  
• NPC Western Regionals - Nov 2002
  It was another full house both onstage and in the audience for Miles Productions at the 2002 NPC One Stop Nutrition Western Regionals, Nov. 2, at the Chandler ...
  United States - 03. January 2003
  
  
• Testosterone tested as mood drug
  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 ...
  United States - 03. January 2003