This is a worry, but also a possible excuse..
"How is LGD-0433 performance enhancing?
Because LGD-4033 has been shown to increase lean muscle mass, some athletes might abuse it for the anabolic, muscle-building effects. Even though it’s not legally available in medication anywhere in the world,
there are laboratories that manufacture LGD-4033 and sell it as a “research chemical.” This is a red flag, and any product marketed for sport performance or muscle building that also claims to be for “research use only” or “not for human consumption” is especially risky and should be avoided by athletes.
Most notably, some products marketed as dietary supplements are spiked or contaminated with LGD-4033. Moreover, this may or may not be evident on the label. The FDA has clarified that LGD-4033 is not a legitimate dietary ingredient, and therefore it is illegal to sell this ingredient in supplements. Any dietary supplement that advertises to contain LGD-4033 would be considered an unapproved new drug by the FDA and should be avoided."
https://www.usada.org/spirit-of-sport/education/5-things-to-know-about-lgd-4033/
Ibutaforen is marketed as anti-aging. Old grey was probably just trying to keep up with all the millennials.
