@trolling-for-dick said:

I have had Harrison. My office sits 3 miles from where he attended High School. He didn't make much of a splash around here.....except for getting into trouble. Didn't make all District team.

@the-gipper said:

I am your daddy. You wish you had Harrison.

@trolling-for-dick said:

No, we don't. What do you think you are some Jedi or something waving your hand? I am a Targaryen, mind tricks don't work on me. Only money.

(and Harrison ain't money....he, now, is more like Republic credits)

Though...you give us an idea. Maybe they can HGH Mingo up like he was Harrison.

@the-gipper said:

No, you wish you had Harrison.

@trolling-for-dick said:

No, we could just give one of our mediocre guys HGH....and it would be the same thing.

@the-gipper said:

But, per this, Brady and many others are using this product.

The question is: are they using this product....is this product a form of PED, and is it banned yet are players using it?

Per advocare zealots would have you been believe their products are allowed in NFL locker rooms as well. What mud said. Nor an article it's a promo piece.

@the-gipper said:

You wish you had Harrison.

@trolling-for-dick said:

Of course you do. You are trolling for dicks. You found one. Congrats.

@hoorta said:

Steeler fans haven't either. That's why we like him so much.

@gftchris said:

Tell that to Flugel.

@the-gipper said:

ahhh....but the real point is that it isnt an "article".....it's an advertisement posing as an article......it's meant to trick gullible people into thinking its a legit ad and, therefore, believing what it says......

Hook, line and sinker.....

@gftchris said:

I understand.....the point of the article was that the NFL was strongly considering banning it.

@jcam222 said:

Yeah- I saw the ad through a Facebook link- If it sounds to good to be true- it probably is. Just take this stuff and you're going to get ripped in 30 days- with no effort on your part. Don't think so.

@josephsuxdick said:

Short term memory. Of course- by Steeler reckoning Kimo Von Cheapshotten taking out Palmer's knee in that playoff game was a total accident. Sorry if the rest of the NFL disagrees. Browns fans haven't forgotten Headhunter Harrison taking out McCoy and Cribbs either.

@tiamat63 said:

But, per this, Brady and many others are using this product.

The question is: are they using this product....is this product a form of PED, and is it banned yet are players using it?

@tour2ma said:

If they do you can bet Josh Gordon knows a guy who can get it for you.

@josephsuxdick said:

A couple things:

1) Try to get your mind off me for at least 5 minutes a day.

2) Not a big fan of NE; but none of that excuses what's gone on in Pittsburgh since the 70s.

• Tribulus Terrestris
• Protease and Peptidase enzymes
• Milk Thistle
• Coleus Froskohlii
• Alpha Lipoic acid
• Horny goat weed
• Eurycoma
• Black pepper extract

Having been in the game of using legal and illegal stuff in the past I can say this is pure BS. It is possible the company did the famous pump and dump to get a following. It is not uncommon for the first batch or two of a supp like this to have a "contaminant" that works.

More often than not though they baffle you with some Ayurvedic medical jargon mixed into some obtuse bio pathway horseshit , Muscletech SOP all the way, they would be proud.

Best case scenario the Milk Thistle will protect your liver if you use something real and the Coleus might amp up your thyroid

@the-gipper said:

This was on Facebook, and the big headline of it was "Tom Brady could be suspended again" for taking these supplements.

Yes, it is spam, but they seem proud to advertise that their product is about to be banned by the NFL, even though it seems to be almost universally used by NFL players. They are saying "come buy our shit which the NFL is banning so you can look like an NFL player".

So.....are so many NFL players really using it....and is it going to be on the ban list?

Test boosters are universally banned already.

cheapshotting key opposing offensive players out of games with serious injuries.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

This was on Facebook, and the big headline of it was "Tom Brady could be suspended again" for taking these supplements.

Yes, it is spam, but they seem proud to advertise that their product is about to be banned by the NFL, even though it seems to be almost universally used by NFL players. They are saying "come buy our shit which the NFL is banning so you can look like an NFL player".

So.....are so many NFL players really using it....and is it going to be on the ban list?