GNC Feigned Outrage at A-Rod's Claim that Supplements Could Trigger Positive Steroi

[Millard]

General Nutrition Centers (GNC) expressed feigned outrage in a statement released to Newsday. Alex Rodriguez made the allegation that dietary supplements that have been sold in the past at GNC could have triggered false positive steroid results in athletes subject to anti-doping procedures. A spokesperson did not directly deny the claim as false but made [...]

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[IAmTheWalrus]

Re: GNC Feigned Outrage at A-Rod’s Claim that Supplements Could Trigger Positive St

What a classless statement by GNC. Is this news to them? It was only a few weeks ago that the guy J.C. Romero from the Phillies claimed the same thing after he got suspended 50 games. Did they release a statement after that? Like you mentioned Millard, A-Rod didn't blame GNC for his positive test. Romero was rather blunt about it.

Hell, I used to buy my Andro that Mark McGuire made famous at GNC.... ephedrine too. No doubt there's probably something on their shelves that may not be a banned substance now... but will be in the future. GNC has no business trying to take the high road here.