Thread: Report Alleges Peyton Manning HGH Use

Originally Posted by TimHippo

Well, yeah Guyer would have to say that because the government is going to shut him down. His whole practice is in trouble regardless of the outcome of Manning's guilt or innocence.

Why would his practice be in trouble? HGH isn't illegal if your doctor is prescribing it.

Originally Posted by Jaded

I think it's obscenely stupid to question whether or not Manning should defend himself.

Consider the source.

Meanwhile, Charlie Sly, the pharmacist cited in the documentary that will reportedly run on Al Jazeera, recanted his story to ESPN when he realized that it had used information he had "made up" to Liam Collins, a British hurdler and the undercover reporter who he says was trying to get into the supplementation business.

Elsewhere in the ESPN report, Sly said he was a student intern at The Guyer Institute in 2013 rather than 2011 as the Al Jazeera story alleges and that he was "testing" Al Jazeera's undercover reporter by using "names like Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Ryan Howard and James Harrison."

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-...ake-of-hgh-doc

So pretty annoying. The statement I viewed was here. Seemed like a pretty complete denial.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/14...nies-using-hgh

Then Huffpost throws an article up saying it's not a complete denial.
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/peyto...usaolp00000592

Again no idea if he did or didn't but I'm not sure what someone has to do to throughly deny something, apparently.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...d-al-jazeera-/

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...d-al-jazeera-/

Witch hunt, bloodthirsty society.

Just can't wait to impugne and burn someone's reputation down regardless of murky evidence.

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

Elsewhere in the ESPN report, Sly said he was a student intern at The Guyer Institute in 2013 rather than 2011 as the Al Jazeera story alleges and that he was "testing" Al Jazeera's undercover reporter by using "names like Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Ryan Howard and James Harrison."

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-...ake-of-hgh-doc

Derek Jeter was never mentioned in Liam Collins' Al Jazeera Documentary. Looks like Sly can't even get his lies straight.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

Yeah how can we not trust the TV network that said showing the face of a terrorist was disrespectful to the TERRORIST.

That's telling, but I keep in mind that one man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter.

The sad part about ALJ is that it's a better source than a lot of the other shitty news outlets in America.

Chaz, with that being said, amen.

Originally Posted by Valar Morghulis

I know a lot of UK conservatives who get their news from there because they believe the BBC is to socialist and left wing

BBC is usually pretty good. I mean to be honest, every news source is going to suck ass. This isn't to excuse them for sucking ass. Because they suck ass. Ass sucking. That's what they do. They do it. Yep. I know a lot of libertarians in my area who is ALJ America because it doesn't grade out too poorly.

The long time beat reporter for the Indiana Pacers and Colts, Bob Kravitz is admitting that Dr. Guyer and the Guyer institute prescribed him (Kravitz) HGH. Which would be illegal because HGH can only be prescribed for a) bowel problems (if you've had your bowel removed), b) HIV wasting, c) fertility issues. So regardless of the Manning stuff, this Dr. Guyer seems really shady.



"I’m going to share something with you: About a decade ago or more, I was dealing with several health issues and, in desperation, went to see Dr. Guyer at the Guyer Institute on 82nd Street. Guyer, and his practice, are currently at the center of this growing scandal. My primary complaint was overwhelming and relentless fatigue, and after trying several different remedies, Guyer put me on HGH for a couple of months. He told me it would help with my energy and basically bring me back to the land of the living. Unfortunately, it had zero impact – except on my bank account."
http://www.wthr.com/story/30834539/k...n-takes-a-fall

I wish he would take HGH

Al Jazeera sucks. ...that is all.

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-...ake-of-hgh-doc

FWIW, just because he is recanting the story now doesn't mean he was lying when he said it. Saying what he did on video is a HIPPA violation and could get him in serious trouble, so he could just be "recanting" now to save his own ass.

Originally Posted by TimHippo

The long time beat reporter for the Indiana Pacers and Colts, Bob Kravitz is admitting that Dr. Guyer and the Guyer institute prescribed him (Kravitz) HGH. Which would be illegal because HGH can only be prescribed for a) bowel problems (if you've had your bowel removed), b) HIV wasting, c) fertility issues. So regardless of the Manning stuff, this Dr. Guyer seems really shady.



"I’m going to share something with you: About a decade ago or more, I was dealing with several health issues and, in desperation, went to see Dr. Guyer at the Guyer Institute on 82nd Street. Guyer, and his practice, are currently at the center of this growing scandal. My primary complaint was overwhelming and relentless fatigue, and after trying several different remedies, Guyer put me on HGH for a couple of months. He told me it would help with my energy and basically bring me back to the land of the living. Unfortunately, it had zero impact – except on my bank account."
http://www.wthr.com/story/30834539/k...n-takes-a-fall

Not necessarily. Google is HGH legal. There are many reports that contradict your statement.