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mrsjacobs44

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What strategies have been employed to disguise the use of anabolic steroids? What substances have been used to mask steroid use, and how did they work? Why are they now obsolete?
 
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Differentiate between the stages of change that those in recovery go through. What can counselors do in each stage to facilitate progress?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Testosterone precursors are now on the DEA's Schedule III.

Answer to Question 2

Understanding these roles helps the family during the process of counseling.



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