Misleading news may promote changing steroid legislation in Britain

Georgina Howarth, a pathologist, claimed that the death of Mohammed Belkhair, a 19-year person, had been caused by usage of anabolic steroids. She noticed that anabolic steroids had led to heart failure that had resulted in the death.
According to the pathologist Howarth, if this young guy had not used steroids, he would have been alive today. She said that application of steroids was the only reason of the death. The pathologist added that the death of this teenager was a lesson for each person to be far from such medicines.
The sister of Mohammed Belkhair found him vomiting in his room on May, 2011. The guy acknowledged that he had taken steroids. The death occurred at the same day. It was reported that steroids had been found in his system.
According to numerous articles, DHEA and Tamoxifen were 2 steroids that were found in the system of the boy. DHEA is sold overall in Britain and in the USA.
But actually, the news is misleading. Tamoxifen is not included in anabolic steroids. This medicine has been originally elaborated in order to treat individuals who suffer from breast cancer. It has become widespread among sportspeople and bodybuilders that take steroids because of its capacity to prevent aromatization of other preparations.
It seems to be curiously but nothing was noticed about arrest of Mohammed Belkhair. This factor might contribute in the death. This teenager was arrested on the night before his death by police officials. 4 types of anabolic steroids were found in his room. But the names of the steroids were not identified.
However the police encounter and arrest occurred several hours before the death of Mohammed Belkhair, the pathologist Georgina Howarth didn’t investigate these factors. Furthermore, she didn’t present any explanation about this condition. Police reported nothing as well.
Since it was noticed that Mohammed Belkhair had bought steroids online, the news linked with risks of buying steroids via internet were spread in the country. So, it turned out to be convenient for changing the laws in order to make ordering of steroids per internet illegal in Britain. The British government desires to make personal importation of steroids per mail and per internet illegal. It will be in near future. Although it is believed that these amendments will be enacted before the 2012 London Olympics, they are not still enacted.