The "Bigger Stronger Faster" documentary expresses the solid truth on steroids in bodybuilding, sports, and the movies. I don't know about you, but I always wondered how Mark Mcgwire became so huge when he was super skinny his rookie year. I mean I was bigger than Mark Mcgwire his rookie year. The truth is he's been taking steroids and lots of them. A lot of people are claiming in this documentary that Mark Mcgwire still has to train and work hard to become this big and hit home runs. But the truth is, it makes it harder for anyone else who wants to become a professional sports athlete.

Think about it, you have two athletes in the minors, equally alike. One takes steroids, the other doesn't, who do you think is going to get drafted by the pros? This should be a huge topic on the news, in schools, and sports everywhere. Anyone who is obviously freekish built, should be tested and if caught, kicked out of sports for good. That's the only way you're going to get to the bottom of this.

I might be a little harsh, but that's the only way these athletes are going to learn a lesson. I mean look at Barry Bonds, a complete douchebag. He takes steroids, lies about them on oath, and never goes to jail. If that was you are me we would be behind bars. So when is our government going to do something about this?

I knew six kids just in my grade back in high school who took them. We were only 17 years old for Christ sake! I don't talk to any of those kids who took them, but I can't imagine the side effects they had from steroids.

In this documentary Chris Bell talks about how one scientist changed the genes in a Bull, making his muscle grow twice as fast. So imagine that, if athletes start taking that stuff. Where will it end?