You can't even talk about it

Steroids & any other drug like it should be illegal. Why not make recreational drugs legal also??

It would be great & sports would be better if there wasn't the constant chase between pharm companies developing undetectable product & the sporting authorities figuring out how to test for it.

In sports today it is unfortunate that even though many players may not be taking steroids but are taking something that is very close in effectiveness & danger

I don't care so much about the idiot at the gym using it but don't let mess with something that is being sold to the public. That we have to try to control.

There is a much, much better argument for legalizing mary jane & than their is to legalize steroids. I will give that one a resounding no.

I think we need to reform health care in reference to seniors. Right now it would cost about $146,000 for a private citizen just to stay at a lousy elderly home. Most people would go through their savings pretty quickly if it had to come out of their pocket entirely. Those facilities are likely to eventually get all of your savings but they must continue to care for you long after that money has been spent.

I am sure that medicare & the state has a yearly settlement rate with the homes that make a bit more reasonable.

The reform could come in the form of charging less than $400 dollars per day. Then, there could be limits on how much a Dr. could charge per minute spent on a particular visit. My father had a surgery & about 9 different doctors would pop in for less than 2 minutes apiece every couple of days without doing more than glancing & charge a few hundred dollars per visit. Those follow up visits were amazing.

That is a great practice for the docs when they can go room to room at a large hospital & just hear the cash register ring constantly.

That is also silly that people can use medicare so freely for social checkups. That is irresponsible. There definitely should be a limit to the number of general visits covered.

I was thinking about this topic just today. It is a tough one because we need elderly facilities badly. Without them, my entire family would be pulled out of the work force whenever my father had a doctors visit or had any issues whatsoever. That would cripple the economy as well.

So many families would have that crushing burden on them which would effect even those without any family on medicare. Our economy would bottom out. Huge diliemma. I am thinking that the only answer is to lower the costs of those facilities & associated Dr.s visits along with limiting unnecessary general checkups (A couple of times a year would be sufficient for those that are healthy).

I do think that a need based % of coverage should also be put in place. All should receive coverage but a slightly higher out of pocket for those of great wealth.

And yes, I do believe that we will continue to have the financial responsibility to care for our elderly. From what I hear from my friends on WELI is that we owe them a lot. LOL....but then they are so upset that we have to contribute to their care. LOL.

Steroids & any other drug like it should be illegal. Why not make recreational drugs legal also??

It would be great & sports would be better if there wasn't the constant chase between pharm companies developing undetectable product & the sporting authorities figuring out how to test for it.

In sports today it is unfortunate that even though many players may not be taking steroids but are taking something that is very close in effectiveness & danger

I don't care so much about the idiot at the gym using it but don't let mess with something that is being sold to the public. That we have to try to control.

There is a much, much better argument for legalizing mary jane & than their is to legalize steroids. I will give that one a resounding no.

Don't really agree that all drugs should be legal due to the fact that most drugs make it impossible for people to function in society. If they were all made legal addiction would run rampant and people would be losing jobs left and right, crime would go up and the economy would suffer.

The problem is that prohibition does not work. Addiction isn't running wild in Amsterdam nor has the crime rate gone up. The economy hasn't tanked there either. I think those that are going to use them will get them regardless. The war on drugs has obviously failed.