John Stossel Recommend this article  That's not good enough for
Wadler. "I don't think you supervise ... the abuse of a drug."
For Wadler, "abuse" is any use that's not medically necessary.
But entire fields of medicine are devoted to "unnecessary"
procedures -- breast enhancement, hair replacement, etc.
Consenting adults should be free to do pretty much whatever they
like to their own bodies.  If steroids are such a terrible
threat, there must be lots of high-profile deaths. But Wadler
couldn't cite any.  The Chris Benoit 'roid-rage murders and
suicide? The medical examiner later said there was no evidence
proving the testosterone he was taking caused the crimes.
There's evidence that steroids can increase aggression in some
people, but, Fost says, "The overwhelming examples of criminal
behavior by professional athletes has nothing to do with
steroids."  Taylor Hooton's suicide?  "There's no evidence of
steroids producing suicidal behavior."  Hooton was taking other
risky drugs like Lexapro, which has been