Jordan: FDA Stops Banned Hormone Smuggling
The food and drug authority personnel at Jaber Customs Center, in cooperation with the Jordan Customs Department, successfully intercepted an attempt to smuggle 70 vials and 100 tablets of banned, unlicensed hormones. These were intended for circulation in the local market. Their danger lies in causing hormonal disturbances and serious health risks such as increased risk of heart diseases and fertility problems. The confiscated items have been seized and referred to the relevant authorities for destruction. Citizens are warned against using unlicensed products to protect their health. These operations are part of ongoing efforts to combat the smuggling of these hormones, which are improperly used for bodybuilding and can have serious side effects.
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