FDA Stops Banned Hormone Smuggling
The Public Authority for Food and Drug Administration at Jaber Customs Center was able to thwart an attempt to smuggle a quantity of unlicensed hormones through the center, including 70 injections and over 100 pills of various types. This operation was part of strict monitoring measures and continuous follow-up, with the seized items being confiscated and properly disposed of according to procedure. The owners were referred to the Public Prosecutor for legal action. A warning against the use of these hormones emphasizes health risks such as hormonal imbalances and increased risk of heart diseases, as these products are unregistered and unlawfully licensed, often used to build muscle in an unsafe manner.
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