Dr. Orman's Hgh Plus™

Sports and Performance Enhancing Drugs

It is not what you think.

You have undoubtedly hear about the "dangers" of so-called performance enhancing drugs. ESPN, CNN and other outlets report on them on a daily or near-daily basis. Yet "report" may be a misleading word, as they parrot each other, usually without any regard to the facts.

Performance enahancing drugs generally fall into 3 catagories:

Steroids.

Human Growth Hormone.

Supplements.



If you were to pay attention to these so-called reports, you would assume they are identical and they are deadly. Of course, to anyone doing an ounce of research, nothing could be further from the truth.

Steroids, as most people know are illegal and contribute to countless side-effects.

HGH on the other hand, is 100% legal, contributes to significant health benefits and can positively change a person's life and health.

Supplements, depending upon which kind and how it is used can also contribute significantly to the improvement of health, extension of life and reduction of health care costs. They are of course 100% legal as well.

So why do "reporters" on ESPN and other network confuse the issue? The answer is simple -- they do not know and do not care. If the truth about HGH and supplements were known, there would be no story. But when you distort the facts and make them all one, now the drama begins.

A number of letters and phone calls were sent to ESPN explaining their errors. To date, NO ONE has returned calls or emails,or even acknowledged receiving them. As mentioned about, they don't know and don't care.

In this current environment, negativity sells. If a successful individual such as David Robinson*, Mark Cuban** or others does something remarkable to make their part of the world better, virtually no one covers this story. But let Barry Bonds or Jason Giambi cross over the line and they will push, distort and draw out this story for weeks and weeks. Books will be written. Reports (actually "pseudo-reports") will be on every SportsCenter.

It is extremely unfortunate that individuals are being mislead by irresponsible networks such as ESPN. In an era of health care problems that are mounting, one would assume that powerful vehicles such as HGH and supplements would be promoted or at least examined in a responsible light. We are still waiting for that day.

Some people read this and dismiss it outright, stating that "Of course you would support HGH and supplements, you sell them!" That is true. We endorse Hgh Plus and promote the use of Natural Medicine whenever and where ever possible. Why?

For the past 15 years, I have treated thousands of people and witnessed firsthand how their lives improved. How their health dramatically shifted upward, because of HGH and supplements. Why would I not want to help others learn about these!