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What is the big deal about HGH?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by ceonwuka, Mar 16, 2010.

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  1. ceonwuka

    ceonwuka Member

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    Hopeful this doesn't rub anyone the wrong way but I honestly don't understand what the big fuss is about.

    From what I understand (which isn't much, admittedly) HGH basically helps you recover from injuries and allows you to work out harder/longer without the crazy side effects that typical steroids have, right?

    I thought the reason steroids are illegal is because of the dangers that they pose to the body.

    If anyone has any info I'd really appreciate it, b/c it seems to me like HGH is just an incredibly awesome version of muscle milk or whey protein or whatever else athletes use to fine tune their bodies that are deemed legal to different sports leagues.
     
    #1 ceonwuka, Mar 16, 2010
  2. BmwM3

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    I think you need to do more studying if you truly believe HGH has no serious side effects.
     
    #2 BmwM3, Mar 16, 2010
  3. Depressio

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    #3 Depressio, Mar 16, 2010
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    #4 Bruce, Mar 16, 2010
  5. Depressio

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    That's muscle, man!
     
    #5 Depressio, Mar 16, 2010
  6. iconoclastic

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    That picture makes Sly look like he has horns growing out of his head

    :grin:
     
    #6 iconoclastic, Mar 16, 2010
  7. Jugdish

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    I think the real question is: What's the big deal about sports?
     
    #7 Jugdish, Mar 16, 2010
  8. rezdawg

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    Shouldnt they ban smoking and alcohol as well? Those two are much more damaging to your health.
     
    #8 rezdawg, Mar 16, 2010
  9. droxford

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    Yeah. They should. Unfortunately, too many US citizens are already physically addicted to such things and thus our government will not ban them. (tried banning the booze once. failed.)
     
    #9 droxford, Mar 16, 2010
  10. Jugdish

    Jugdish Member

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    They should also ban the unnatural motion of pitching. And being 300 pounds and able to run a 4.5 40.
     
    #10 Jugdish, Mar 16, 2010
  11. rezdawg

    rezdawg Member

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    Those arent related to your health...so they shouldnt ban those things.
     
    #11 rezdawg, Mar 16, 2010
  12. Air Langhi

    Air Langhi Contributing Member

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    What 300 pound guy can a run a 4.5?
     
    #12 Air Langhi, Mar 16, 2010
  13. Jugdish

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    Perhaps an exaggeration. 250 pound guy?
     
    #13 Jugdish, Mar 16, 2010
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