You might not be there yet, but as more people die you will feel the impact. Hopefully, you’ll question what you are doing.

You will have your supporters and your naysayers as with everything in this world, but I am in complete support of this shift in the paradigm. Why?

The neuroendocrine system is incredibly complex and will not always respond in only the ways that you want it to.

The potential for what a lifter can accomplish without using performance enhancing substances is far greater than most people assume.

Doctors and strength athletes frequently argue over the effects (good and bad) of performance-enhancing drugs, but some facts aren’t debatable.

In this QT, we will look at the latest research on heavy lifting and heart health.

Whether it be for moral reasons or their dangerous side effects, the use of performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) in sports is considered by many to be a problem.