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Oh, And By the Way: HGH Doesn't Really Aid Performance Anyway
sports.aol.com - 12/12/2007
Oh, And By the Way: HGH Doesn't Really Aid Performance Anyway
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While we're in the process of prosecuting Barry Bonds , suspending Jose Guillen , and speciously revealing names to the public-at-large, there's probably one important issue to get ironed out: Is HGH really athletically beneficial? For this, we go to Sabernomics , and a couple of recent scientific studies. Short answer: not so much, no: There is no current study that has demonstrated a ...

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Rounding The Bases: How Many Jews Did Barry Bonds Kill?
Bugs & Cranks — ... Justice and Reuters were dicks.) He also hates on Brett Favre. [ Washington Post ] First I hear about Derek Jeter , now I read Tiki Barber* is white. [ Nation Of Islam Sportsblog ] I assume y’all heard the Mitchell Report is coming out in a day or two. [ NY Daily News ] Crazy Steve Hulkower ** keeps going on about hGh not enhancing performance. Who else would pay attention to that? Oh, these guys I guess…. [ Sabernomics ] [ AOL Fanhouse ] [ Baseball Musings ] A G-POPE tribute with lots of pics (some familiar) and ...

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