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Posted by George W. Maschke
- Aug 04, 2004, 03:25 PMNormally, I think it would probably be fine to mention taking such a dietary supplement in order to explain any alleged reaction(s) to drug-related questions.
However, in your particular case, since you've mentioned the specific supplement and the timing of your polygraph examination on this public message board, I think it would be unwise to mention your use of Andro to your polygrapher. If he or she reads this message board, then he/she is likely to identify you, and you are likely to be arbitrarily accused of deception and/or countermeasure use.
By the way, Andro may not remain legal for long. See "U.S. to Crack Down on Andro Supplement," by Health Day reporter Amanda Gardner.
However, in your particular case, since you've mentioned the specific supplement and the timing of your polygraph examination on this public message board, I think it would be unwise to mention your use of Andro to your polygrapher. If he or she reads this message board, then he/she is likely to identify you, and you are likely to be arbitrarily accused of deception and/or countermeasure use.
By the way, Andro may not remain legal for long. See "U.S. to Crack Down on Andro Supplement," by Health Day reporter Amanda Gardner.
Posted by parkerli
- Aug 04, 2004, 02:02 PMI am taking a poly next weekend for a local PD for employment and I have a drug question and how it might be scored.
I have never touched any illegal drugs my whole life. Just something I never wanted to get involved with.
ANyhow, 2 years ago I started taking a supplement for weight training, known as andro. Andro is legal all around, but after taking it I read the back of the bottle, and it stated something like- Do not take this product if you are subject to doping control procedures with the NCAA and some other kind of orgs.
When I think about the drug use question, I think of Andro, it being legal and all, still makes me think of it becausae of the warning on the back.
Am I worrying too much over something that I shouldn't?
Should I disclose this to the polygrapher, or will he spin that out of control?
Thanks
parker.
I have never touched any illegal drugs my whole life. Just something I never wanted to get involved with.
ANyhow, 2 years ago I started taking a supplement for weight training, known as andro. Andro is legal all around, but after taking it I read the back of the bottle, and it stated something like- Do not take this product if you are subject to doping control procedures with the NCAA and some other kind of orgs.
When I think about the drug use question, I think of Andro, it being legal and all, still makes me think of it becausae of the warning on the back.
Am I worrying too much over something that I shouldn't?
Should I disclose this to the polygrapher, or will he spin that out of control?
Thanks
parker.