Visit any bodybuilding message board, and you’ll likely encounter a few dozen “regulars” who are very good at criticizing the physiques of professional bodybuilders. It’s a sport of perception, and this kind of evaluation is normal and acceptable. After all, Ronnie Coleman’s biceps wouldn’t be considered legendary if there weren’t a lot of less-than-legendary biceps to compare them to. However, there is a small tangent of bodybuilding fans that tend to credit the physiques of bodybuilders to a phrase heard all-too-often on the forums: “All Drugs”. They use this phrase quite often to illustrate the dependence of bodybuilders upon anabolic steroids. Whenever a pro slims down in the off-season or after a surgery, the cry is heard as well. Is it true? Are the professional bodybuilders we see in magazines really just ...

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