NFL HGH Testing

The NFL has hit upon an ingenious plan. To determine a baseline test level for future HGH testing in NFL players, the NFL is going to (ON PURPOSE!) administer HGH to FORMER NFL players.

100 former players will take part in the test and only 2/3 of them will actually get the drug. The other 1/3 will get a placebo.

But isn't HGH use illegal you may ask? The answer to that, as I've said all along, is no. Many people take HGH regularly to help in rehabilitation and to simply feel better.

But isn't HGH DANGEROUS you may ask? Again, as I've explained previously on many occasions, not only isn't it dangerous, at doctors recommended doses and under their care, it has no serious side-effects and actually physically helps nearly all who take it. It's possible that if you take it from a very early age that long-term use may cause some hormone side-effects, but as far as I know, no real studies have been done in that area,


My guess is when the test is over, the placebo group will ask THEIR doctors to get them on HGH too so that they can get all the benefits that their HGH-taking counterparts will be getting FROM the test.

Another guess is that those who are taking it for the test will continue to use it long after the testing is done as well.

What the NFL will be producing in these tests will be 100 disciples who will now proclaiming how wonderful HGH is. In fact, instead of stopping HGH use in NFL players it will have jut the opposite effect in the long run. The HGH stigma will be lost when people from every walk off life start taking it to become healthier and to start feeling younger again because of this NFL testing.


There's a reason clinics like Biogenesis exist. Their patients, not just professional athletes, receive new leases on life by taking HGH.

I'll be curious as to the results of this NFL administered test.

Players are all willingly allowing themselves to be given drugs that the NFL tells players they should not use. If the results to players health becomes as good as previous tests have shown, I'll bet MOST former NFL players will start taking it. In might even become part of their health benefit package PAID FOR by the NFL.

Imagine that. The NFL providing HGH to all former NFL players to help in the recovery of their tough long-term NFL year injuries. The only stipulation is that they not use it while they are actively playing so that they don't recover from injuries too fast or feel better because of the rugged NFL lifestyle.


Imagine players retiring early so that they can start taking their HGH for lingering injury problems.


The NFL is opening a huge can of worms. Or a Pandora's box if you prefer. Either way, they currently have no idea what the long-term effects of all of this will be.

Imagine if you are a recently retired person seeking to feel better from life-long injuries or your body is simply wearing out. You can hear how good former NFL players are doing by the NFL HGH tests they received and now YOU start asking YOUR doctor if HGH would be right for YOU.


This is a scene that's going to be replayed over and over again in clinics and hospitals across the world from the moment the test results are released. And you'll have the NFL commissioner to thank for all of this.


And HGH will become part of nearly every athlete's regimen within a decade.