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Key said he has also provided healing hologram "chips," which are stuck to the body, to Auburn players during their national-championship season

I wonder if they made a three point difference?

Yeah this whole thing is ridiculous. Basically the new “powerbands” and “negative charged” water. Bunch of malarkey, doctors said that there is no way the hormone found in deer antlers could be administered in a spray.

Dude is a snake-oil sales men, half the crap is is saying is probably made up to get free publicity about his product. Hence why he made it a point to state "After the games they said they couldn't believe how they weren't tired and how much energy they had."

Bud Lee wrote:Yeah this whole thing is ridiculous. Basically the new “powerbands” and “negative charged” water. Bunch of malarkey, doctors said that there is no way the hormone found in deer antlers could be administered in a spray.

Dude is a snake-oil sales men, half the crap is is saying is probably made up to get free publicity about his product. Hence why he made it a point to state "After the games they said they couldn't believe how they weren't tired and how much energy they had."

It's still weird though either way.

UOducksTK1 wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:Yeah this whole thing is ridiculous. Basically the new “powerbands” and “negative charged” water. Bunch of malarkey, doctors said that there is no way the hormone found in deer antlers could be administered in a spray.

Dude is a snake-oil sales men, half the crap is is saying is probably made up to get free publicity about his product. Hence why he made it a point to state "After the games they said they couldn't believe how they weren't tired and how much energy they had."

It's still weird though either way.

Oh no doubt, but that is the world we live in. Every athlete on every level is looking for that legal “edge.” From the old routine rules like don’t have sex the night before the game because it will “take your legs away” or dunking yourself in ice water to help your muscles heal faster to the herbal supplements that you can buy almost everywhere now. They are all looking for the “new” thing that is going to help separate them from the rest.


Same thing goes on in Eugene I promise you, somewhere there is a kid right now taking some goat weed or something because a buddy told him it would help his blood circulation thus his recovery between workouts would be better.

When I was in high school it was "B-12" pills, you had guys ingesting up to a dozen of them an hour before a game to give them more energy.

Bud Lee wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:Yeah this whole thing is ridiculous. Basically the new “powerbands” and “negative charged” water. Bunch of malarkey, doctors said that there is no way the hormone found in deer antlers could be administered in a spray.

Dude is a snake-oil sales men, half the crap is is saying is probably made up to get free publicity about his product. Hence why he made it a point to state "After the games they said they couldn't believe how they weren't tired and how much energy they had."

It's still weird though either way.

Oh no doubt, but that is the world we live in. Every athlete on every level is looking for that legal “edge.” From the old routine rules like don’t have sex the night before the game because it will “take your legs away” or dunking yourself in ice water to help your muscles heal faster to the herbal supplements that you can buy at GMC. They are all looking for the “new” thing that is going to help separate them from the rest.


Same thing goes on in Eugene I promise you, somewhere there is a kid right now taking some goat weed or something because a buddy told him it would help his blood circulation thus his recovery between workouts would be better.

When I was in high school it was "B-12" pills, you had guys ingesting up to a dozen of them an hour before a game to give them more energy.

It's more likely they're drinking tart cherry juice

Bud Lee wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:Yeah this whole thing is ridiculous. Basically the new “powerbands” and “negative charged” water. Bunch of malarkey, doctors said that there is no way the hormone found in deer antlers could be administered in a spray.

Dude is a snake-oil sales men, half the crap is is saying is probably made up to get free publicity about his product. Hence why he made it a point to state "After the games they said they couldn't believe how they weren't tired and how much energy they had."

It's still weird though either way.

Oh no doubt, but that is the world we live in. Every athlete on every level is looking for that legal “edge.” From the old routine rules like don’t have sex the night before the game because it will “take your legs away” or dunking yourself in ice water to help your muscles heal faster to the herbal supplements that you can buy almost everywhere now. They are all looking for the “new” thing that is going to help separate them from the rest.


Same thing goes on in Eugene I promise you, somewhere there is a kid right now taking some goat weed or something because a buddy told him it would help his blood circulation thus his recovery between workouts would be better.

When I was in high school it was "B-12" pills, you had guys ingesting up to a dozen of them an hour before a game to give them more energy.

Oh for sure, I just find Deer Antler Spray in your mouth as a step further then usual, whether or not it gives them an edge.

Boom wrote:It's more likely they're drinking tart cherry juice

OOOOOO....does that work? I'm training for a kayak race coming up and I need to recover faster in between practice floats so I can get more workouts in?

UOducksTK1 wrote:Oh for sure, I just find Deer Antler Spray in your mouth as a step further then usual, whether or not it gives them an edge.

Considering some new mothers are eating the placenta after birth to help with breast milk production, nothing seems unusual to me anymore.

Bud Lee wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:Oh for sure, I just find Deer Antler Spray in your mouth as a step further then usual, whether or not it gives them an edge.

Considering some new mothers are eating the placenta after birth to help with breast milk production, nothing seems unusual to me anymore.

Ha, I have heard of the "placebo" affect. The "placenta" affect is new to me.. As yummy as it sounds, don't think I will be trying it any time soon!

brich75 wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:Oh for sure, I just find Deer Antler Spray in your mouth as a step further then usual, whether or not it gives them an edge.

Considering some new mothers are eating the placenta after birth to help with breast milk production, nothing seems unusual to me anymore.

Ha, I have heard of the "placebo" affect. The "placenta" affect is new to me.. As yummy as it sounds, don't think I will be trying it any time soon!

My milk was just as sour as before when I tried it. WAIT......... Who said that?!