Many of us, including myself, wonder why certain individuals never fail a drug test. It seems obvious some should be on the failure list, but yet they never seem to be. We now know why one group never appears.
The WWE Divas have never failed a drug test, not because they are not on anything, but because the drug they use are not one of the WWE's banned substances.
If you'll remember, back in February of 2007 there was a drug bust at Signature Pharmacy done by Albany, NY and Florida law enforcement agencies. Authorities claimed that Signature Pharmacy illegally distributed steroids and other prescription drugs to clients who had not been examined by doctors, and many of them were pro-wrestlers.
According to the investigation, there was a story floating around from August 2007 about a WWE wrestler telling a source how he was "scared to the death" that his name would show up on the Signature Pharmacy list because he had been getting drugs through them.
The wrestler in question told the source he got put in touch with Signature Pharmacy through one of the women's wrestlers, with the women's wrestler telling him "many of the women" get their stuff through Signature Pharmacy.
The person's name was never released, and many of the other names including the other female talent were never released either. The reason no female talent's name came up on the list of performers who the agencies caught were because they were "very lucky," according to reports.
Due to the massive list, the agencies didn't reveal all names on it, just ones they randomly came across during the investigation. This including many of the wrestlers. The Orlando-based office didn't look into the female talent or the talent who was "scared to death."
They did see others such as John Morrison, Ken Kennedy, and Charlie Haas. But the only reason they were revealed were because the agencies came across them during the investigation, but they were not close to being the only people Signature Pharmacy distributing drugs to.
The female talent didn't get caught, but there is believed to be some active Divas in the WWE who were getting drugs from the Pharmacy. The names have not been revealed, so no one knows who they are for sure.
The WWE is not the only promotion whose female talent or even male talent who used Signature Pharmacy to acquire drugs illegally. So, we cannot say the WWE is the only place that abused or used drugs illegally.
The female talent wouldn't be caught anyway with the WWE's drug policy, mainly because the pill they use is not on the WWE's banned substance list. The pill, Zylene, is a diet pill used by many female wrestling talent.
The drug helps suppress hunger, therefore killing weight gain. However, the reason many are cut are because they work out, not from the drug itself. So realistically, no female talent in the WWE would need it because they are said to be working out a lot during the week.
Zylene is said to be a legit drug that shows amazing results when used. It is also said to be made from a legitimate pharmacy, however it has yet to be passed from the Food and Drug Administration.
So, it is only available online and not in stores. Pharmacies have it because it can be prescribed for some reason. Yet, most don't know how it was available at Signature Pharmacy in 2007 because it was not carried by many pharmacies at that point.
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