I didn’t even know hawaii cared about steroids.

I guess I was wrong, hawaii does the same thing to steroid users as everyone else, jerks them around, jails them for drug use.

Bodybuilder arrested in steroids raid

A bodybuilder was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of possessing steroids following a police narcotics/vice raid on a Pu’uloa home.
The 38-year-old man, booked for investigation of first- and second-degree promotion of harmful drugs, was still in police custody today.

Narcotics/Vice Division Capt. Kerry Inouye said charges are pending lab test results of what he describes as a “significant amount” of what is believed to be steroids seized in a warrant search of the man’s home.

Police acted on a tip and intercepted a package containing drugs before it was delivered to the man’s house.

The man arrested competed in a national bodybuilding contest seven years ago but is not known to Mits Kawashima, who will be presenting the 29th anniversary Hawaiian Islands Bodybuilding Championships on June 30

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Here’s the problem these days, Idiots like Tommy Morrison - the guy who was in Rocky, are blaming steroids for positive HIV tests!!! now how likely is that?  how likely is steroid use going to cause a positive test for HIV? well, I’ll tell you how likely…it’s IMPOSSIBLE!! Tommy Morrison is a liar and we all know it.

The reality is that Tommy Morrison is probably infected with HIV but has used antiviral medication extensively to try to combat the virus.  It’s well known from people like magic johnson that you can get your HIV count so low that it can’t even be detected, you just need enough medicine.

Steroids did NOT cause a false positive HIV test….Tommy Morrison has HIV - peroid.

Tommy Morrison Blames Steroids For HIV Result

In a recent interview with Chuck Johnson of USA Today , former WBO heavyweight champion Tommy “The Duke” Morrison (47-3-1, 41 KOs) said that using steroids is the likely cause for him testing positive for HIV in 1996.

Morrison, 38-years-old, recently returned to the ring, after being away for ten-years. It took three HIV negative test results, reviewed by the Arizona State Athletic Commission, for Morrison to step back in the ring on Feb. 22 at Chester’s Mountaineer Race Track in West Virginia. He stopped John Castle (4-3-1, 2 KOs) in two rounds. Even after several blood tests came back negative for HIV, many in the sport are still unsure of Morrison’s HIV status and want him to take additional tests to be safe.

“I never had it in the first place,” Morrison told USA Today . “I was kicked to the curb and lost more than 10 years of my career because of a false positive. I was using steroids at the time. I believe that’s why the test came back the way it did. But I’ve taken five or six different tests in the last three or four months and I passed them all. I’ve got my livelihood back and the timing couldn’t be more perfect because as I look across the heavyweight division, there’s nobody that can beat me. I’ll be heavyweight champion of the world.”

Steve Allred, chairman of the West Virginia Athletic Commission, consulted with Dr. Michael Schwartz, head of the American Association of Professional Ringside Physicians, and he does not believe that Morrison was given a false-positive when he was tested for HIV in 96.

“Once somebody tests positive for HIV, they should always test positive,” Schwartz said. “If there’s a negative result, then you can only assume that it’s a one in a billion (miracle) where somebody goes from a positive to a negative or that the initial test was a false positive.”

The paper then spoke with Dr. Eric Daar, division chief of HIV Medicine at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, to get his opinion on whether or not Morrison’s steroid usage would have caused a false-positive result for HIV. Daar had no idea where Morrison came up with his theory.

“I can’t think of a biological explanation,” Daar said. “I don’t know where that comes from at all. The issue of a false positive is very unusual. Much more often what happens is it’s a mistake. When someone tests positive and is found later to be negative, it’s usually because somebody mixed up a vial in the lab or misinterpreted a result. Other than those situations, which are rare, most people who have a positive test stay positive forever.”

The paper did note that Morrison’s current fiance, and his four children, by three different women, ages 3½ to 17, all have tested negative for HIV.

Bob Arum, head honcho at Top Rank, still plans to move forward with Morrison’s return. He is going to follow the same layout he used with former heavyweight champ George Foreman, who was under Arum’s banner when he returned to the ring after a ten-year retirement.

“He’s tested negative, so there is no medical concern and he is not at risk of infecting anybody,” Arum says. “That leaves the question of whether after 10½ years, can he still fight? The jury is still out on that. What I got from that first fight … was that because of rust, he can’t get out of the way of any punches. The guy punched the hell out of him. But I also learned that Tommy Morrison still retains at least a semblance of the left hook he used to have. He showed that when he knocked the guy out.”

“By keeping him off television and putting him against mediocre opposition, we’ll be able to see if he’s making progress. If it doesn’t pan out, he won’t be embarrassed. I don’t want anybody to say we’re exploiting him.”

Morrison, healing some sore ribs from the Castle fight, is planning a ring return in May.
 

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Now you’re wondering, what am I talking about right?

Well, Lee Priest did a shoot/movie style deal and before he did it, obviously he had an infection from shooting steroids.

I don’t know where lee priest buys steroids nor do I really care, but he’s obviously buying his drugs from the wrong supplier, just check out his infection:

http://www.forums.isteroids.com/anabolic-steroids-questions-answers/28144-lee-priest-infection.html

If you zoom into the pic, you’ll see where lee priest, a big mouth bodybuilder and one of the best to ever compete in the Mr. Olympia, made the foolish mistake of injecting too many steroids or just using shitty/low grade steroids.  Just take a look at his left shoulder and that’s all you need to know really.

It doesn’t look good…. infections from improper cleaning of the injection site are very bad!
Here are articles about steroid injections:
Steroid Injections I
Steroid Injections II

Remember, the mistake was on lee priest to do such a bad injection, so don’t make the same mistake!!!!

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Slow news day isn’t it???

Well first of all, Peter Kennedy DID NOT die from steroid use!

It’s clear he did NOT die from Steroid use:

Barbara said doctors told her they were unsure about what caused his death specifically. Some told her they thought it could be steroid-related. Others thought it could be pneumonia or some other illness. But while they aren’t sure
 

Even the doctors don’t know what cause his death, and looking at the guys picture, he didn’t even use steroids for long.  SOOOO by this logic, if his mother found a bottle of vodka in his room, then what a shot of vodka caused his death???
Let’s be realistic here, MILLIONS of people die every year from smoking and drinking, but they zoom in on the one kid that, without any evidence, is pegged as a steroid death ? LOL
the media needs better things to do!
        
Peter Kennedy laid to rest
   
 Peter Kennedy  
“I have his memories. I have his friends. They’ll tell me stories,” Barbara Kennedy said.

“I feel like I lost my best friend,” Jamie Lynn Kennedy said.

Peter Kennedy’s sister, Jamie Lynn, and his mother, Barbara, are trying their best to say goodbye to someone who should have never left.

   
 Barbara Kennedy  
“I have his stories and things he did when he was little, and things he did to his sister — hiding her toys and locking her here and tormenting her and all the typical boy things,” Barbara said.

Ask them and these ladies will tell you that 28-year-old Peter Kennedy wasn’t a saint. They say he was stubborn. The only beer he would drink was Miller Lite. He fixed tractors on his mom’s farm and loved his four-wheeler. They say he also took steroids.

  
  
A  young man is laid to rest and doctors think he may have died from complications related to steroids. It’s a story we’ve been following since Albany County District Attorney David Soares cracked down on steroid sales across the country. The family is now saying their final goodbyes.
 
 
“It’s not he didn’t tell me; he lied to me,” Jamie Lynn said.

Jamie Lynn said she noticed her older brother getting bigger, but didn’t realize why until she found some small bottles after Peter was hospitalized. His kidneys and liver failed. His heart enlarged, and his body gave up after he awoke one last time.

“When he woke up, I said just give me one more ‘hey kid’ before I go to school, and he said it the best he could because he was still really sedated and had all these things coming out of him. Just to hear that from him, I knew it was going to be the last time I ever heard it,” Jamie Lynn said.

“I wish I can take away what he did, but I never knew. I can’t go back in time,” Barbara said.

Barbara said doctors told her they were unsure about what caused his death specifically. Some told her they thought it could be steroid-related. Others thought it could be pneumonia or some other illness. But while they aren’t sure, Barbara says she is because of the bottles that were found in his bedroom, and that’s why she spoke with us to get the word out about how dangerous steroids can be.

“It was something he wanted to do. Why? I don’t know,” Barbara said.

“Everything that happens is supposed to happen. I just want my brother to be happy. That’s all I want,” Jamie Lynn said.

And so, at a funeral home in Altamont, a little sister, a mother, friends, and Peter’s girlfriend live with the memories.

“I did find out he had a ring for his girlfriend. She has it now. My aunt had it. So, I guess what he was waiting for, we don’t know,” Barbara said.

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