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Do the latest athletes arrested for steroids and growth hormones that we are stupid?

John Rocker has admitted using growth hormone, but said he was scheduled for surgery of the rotator cuff in 2003. Then, the doctor performing the operation not prescribe growth hormone for you? Instead of ordering a pharmacy in Alabama?? Gimme a freakin break. Victor Martinez, winner of the bodybuilding Competition in Ohio last appointed Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said he was taking testosterone, because he had a low hormone levels. Umm … is a muscle bound weight lifter has low testosterone. sheeeeeeet Buuuuuullllllllll. And yet, your doctor can not you provide testosterone after he finds that you have low levels? Instead of ordering from the same pharmacy, Alabama. And good old Barry Bonds. Supposedly is unknown substances on his muscles and an unknown individual (then) the substance under his tongue. How often do you eat something random w / o know what you have?? I think they think the public is so stupid.

As someone with hypopituitarism and must receive injections of growth hormone every day, it is very offensive when people who have no medical need to use this way. It makes difficult for people like me who are deficient for it … There are some Doctors are reluctant to prescribe it, because they are afraid that someone will come after their MD license. Its shameful and dangerous for someone not wanting to take GH. By the way, I hate to even call when he HGH has been made synthetically for a long time .. more cadevers.

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