May 24, 2010

May 24, 2010 For those of you who have been following his case, Jesse Haggard was the final defendant to be sentenced in the Applied Pharmacy case out of Mobile, AL. Haggard, a doctor who had received training from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, plead guilty to federal drug charges involving the illegal distribution of anabolic steroids and...

Jan 4, 2010

Jan 4, 2010 Now that we’re firmly in 2010, I think a hard look at the year in (*steroid) blogs is warranted. Mine was moved to a totally offshore location because of a blog-related lawsuit (that I did not defend) which ended up costing the company who sued me approximately $7m (yes, $7 Million Dollars). I spent/lost approximately $1600 not defending the...

It’s funny how two people can read the same thing and get two different conclusions out of what they read. When I had heard that IFBB professional bodybuilder Guy Ducasse was sentenced, I immediately began searching through some very specific paperwork related to his case, looking for evidence that he was a snitch. I can only assume...

Oct 5, 2009

Oct 5, 2009 I’ve been waiting to talk about this for awhile. Millard Baker has been conspicuously absent from the Internet, and although this story involves him, he’s chosen not to blog about it for long enough that I think it’s fair game. Millard had purchased VIP tickets to the Mr. Olympia contest, after he had his access to press passes...

The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, and their founder/owner Dr. Robert Goldman, has recently filed suit against Wikipedia for their page concerning the A4M. Personally, I think this is a disgusting power-play by a company with a lot of money attempting to stifle free speech and public discourse. Everyone involved should be ashamed, from the lawyers to...