Not so long ago, shopfronts filled with rows of gaudy coloured plastic barrels boasting the potential of “extreme gains” and “shredded” or “ripped” physiques were a high street rarity. In 2019, they are as common as the corner store, replete with a dizzying array of products promising to dissolve body fat, build muscle and help you work out harder, for longer.
I blame Weightgain 4000...
Dillian Whyte failed a drugs test when trace amounts of DMAA were found in his system. It was apparently an over-the-counter supplement called 'JACK3D', now banned in the UK. Murky world all that.
This is such a huge industry. Somehow those fitness chocolate bars are healthy.
Drugs..
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