Legal alternative for Steroids. Fair Game?

Almost everybody knows steroids are legally used in medicine for inflammation in the body and  they can also be used to gain muscle mass.  They have dangerous side effects like a weak immune system, glaucoma, and asthma.  Steroids synthetically made and therefore are only legal with a prescription.  Recently, a new dietary supplement has been discovered that has similar effects as steroids.  The only differences are this new supplement C9-T11 is naturally found in an African plant, it's more effective than steroids, and there are absolutely  no negative side effects.  This means C9-T11 is legal.  In fact, it arrived in stores in December of 2012. 

Researchers have found many shocking positive side-effects, for example, C9-T11 lowered bad cholesterol, blood sugar, and triglycerides.  Test subjects taking C9-T11 also lost weight without even changing their diet.  C9-T11 increases lean muscle growth by 700% and strength over 200% after only a month of training and using the supplement.

Even though C9-T11 is 100% legal should it be allowed in sports?  Would steroids be legal in sports if they were legal in the U.S.?

I think C9-T11 should be outlawed in sports even if it remains legal in the U.S..  They are a substantial advantage that not everyone can use.  They have the potential to level the playing field. They erase the importance of natural talent, and hard work that many sports teach.  It takes away the natural separation between the best and the rest.    

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