If there has been a time when any steroid user is facing pressure from different circles, this is the time. In essence, to many, steroids are just abusive drugs like marijuana and coke which must be annihilated and removed from the face of the society. They are just harmful compounds that people cannot get away from and thus must be stopped at any cost. To these people with such thoughts, it becomes had to believe that they could find such distinguished people in the strata of their society such as the police, military and fire fighters in the skim of things, being the most abusers or users of steroids more than even bodybuilders. For many individuals, such an observation has eluded them and they fail to see it, while most of the time they don’t want to.
Military personnel, fire fighters and police officers work extra long hours and in stressful conditions carrying out work that really requires a dose of physical strength. Thus, it is not a wonder or an issue to find out that they have never been able to ignore the steroid lure in their lives. Steroid usage is so rampant in the circles of the military while the steroids there are simply flying, while still being the same thing with most policemen and firefighters too. But for police and fire departments, steroid testing has been in the performance, just as the many branches of the US military perform the tests.
Each service department has been involved actively in the communication with their sailors, soldiers, marines and airmen about the clear harm that comes or goes hand in hand with their usage. The same message has been in consistent delivery to the servicemen through the Centers for Army personnel and Substance Abuse. In addition, the Navy has been involved in the release of a program that serves as an advisory to many fleets and e-grams, categorically announcing that there has been a novel law that now classify the substance Anadrol as being a controlled element of abuse. All in all, the Air Force has been in the forefront following and promoting the status quo that continues to deter any usage of steroids.
In each base of the Air Force, there is a program DDR Manager who is responsible and mandated with any case of drug testing, prevention and even outreach. Also, there has been criticism to the effect that any combat of steroid usage has not been standardized while the managers only get involved with their community to be able to let the message out to the afflicted. Any cadet who is reprimanded for steroidal usage is usually ordered to strictly forfeit any pay or allowance that he/she has accrued. The punishment is however very strict if the military member is found guilty of other various counts that are equally liable to punishment, warranting a court martial.
Usage of steroid by these law enforcers might be under jeopardy as the legal noose continues to be thick and tight everyday.
