The Mitchell Report showed a strong and disappointing bias against William Llewellyn and his successful and authoritative treatise on anabolic-androgenic steroids – Anabolics 2007.
It seemingly characterized some of Llewellyn’s steroid descriptions, Deca Durabolin in particular, as the view of a “steroid abuser(s).” He was also unfairly and inaccurately identified by Senator George Mitchell as an advocate of “illegal steroid use by athletes.”
His 1000+ page steroid reference guide was dismissed as “targeted at steroid abusers.” Bill’s Anabolics 2007 was cited four times in the Mitchell Report in similar contexts.
Clearly, Senator Mitchell doesn’t believe there is a distinction between steroid users and steroid abusers – all steroid use is abuse. And apparently, anyone who writes (non-judgmentally) about steroid use by athletes is also considered a steroid abuser.
More Steroid Articles from MESO-Rx:
- Mitchell Report’s Bias Against William Llewellyn and Anabolics 2007
- Mitchell Report on Anabolic Steroids in Baseball
- Scientists Hit Another Road Block in their Attempts to Detect Growth Hormone Use by Athletes
- Taking a Closer Look at the Muscles of Steroid Using Athletes… A Really Close Look
- Female Athletes and Menstrual Irregularities
