Archive for July 27th, 2009

MASSNUTRITION.com NEW ONLINE SUPPLEMENT STORE SPONSOR!

We want to give a shot out to our new Supplement Sponsor MassNutrition.com!

As you know, we hand pick the sponsors we want representing the IronMagazine Forums and MassNutrition.com was the perfect fit. They have been in business for over 10 years now, providing the best in brand name bodybuilding supplements and sports nutrition at prices wholesale to the public! We have searched around all the supplement sites and they for real have the lowest prices on all the hottest supplements around.

Like check this out…they have everday prices like this:

• NO-Xplode for $27.95
• Muscle Milk for $19.95
• Gaspari SuperPump for $27.95
• Animal Pak for only $19.95

It doesn’t get much lower than that!

They ship out 95% of their orders the very same day and offer Free Shipping on all orders over $199. And they are running a promo right now for all of our board members and guests for a Free MassNutrition.com XL T-Shirt with any size order! Just make sure you click on any of the links here or go through any of their banners on our site when you order, so they can track you as an IronMagazine member.

We thank them for supporting the #1 Bodybuilding Forum in the world and it would only make sense that we would team up with the Biggest Wholesale Supplement Retailer on the web for the last 10 years!!!

CHECK OUT THE LOW PRICES ON IRONMAGLABS PRODUCTS:

DecaVol Steroid Scandal at Government Nuclear Weapons Facility
by Millard Baker

Russ Walker, a security police officer at a high-security government nuclear weapons facility, was fired after testing positive for anabolic steroids. Walker attributes the positive steroid test to his use of the over-the-counter supplement identified as “DecaVol” manufactured by Advanced Muscle Science (AMS).

Russ Walker was a model employee at Wackenhut Services Inc. Oak Ridge (WSI-OR). WSI Oak Ridge is the private security contractor for the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant in Tennessee where nuclear warheads are manufactured for the U.S. military. Walker was asked to undergo steroid testing based on unspecified probable cause that he was in violation of company and Department of Energy policy.
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