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Study: Steroid Abuse in Teens is Increasing; polyDNA Recommends Muxscle for Safe Muscle Building
Date:3/14/2013

Rochester, NY (PRWEB) March 14, 2013

polyDNA has learned that a growing number of teens are abusing anabolic steroids at a young age.

"Men and women are increasingly using illegal steroids in order to build muscle or get toned. New research from the University of Minnesota has found that many teens are abusing steroids at a young age." [1]

Moreover, "We've got some young people and in some cases pretty young, young people we're looking at middle schoolers, who say they are using some of these pretty risky substances in order to increase their muscularity. And that's something we need to be paying attention to." - Marla Eisenberg, lead author of the University of Minnesota study. [2]

Parents should be aware of the serious side effects of anabolic steroids. polyDNA urges parents to speak with their teens about natural alternatives to steroids. One such alternative is Muxscle.

Muxscle is a unique, all natural, and safe bodybuilding supplement which was tested and found to be safe and effective in a clinical study conducted by the Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease. http://www.cbcd.net/CBCD-Abstract-of-Muxscle-Clinical-Study.pdf

Muxscle is not a steroid…synthetic or otherwise. It is natural, and was developed after much research into the best, most effective muscle building and strengthening natural ingredients.

Although polyDNA recognizes that many teens want fast results, Muxscle is not an instant fix.

polyDNA would like to point out that safety is an important concern especially with teenagers, and that building big muscles naturally is the safer option. Muxscle increases physical strength and helps one to gain

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