re: SI: Alabama Football Team took Deer Antler Spray (steroids)

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I remember being all over that thread saying it was garbage.

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And Im sure there was a lot of :headinthesand: gifs to go along with that

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Yeah, I am about 90% sure it was for a bit

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Pathetic.

So when can we expect the LOI and sanctions to hit?

Are we looking at DP or just loss of scholly's and vacating of games?



I need to know so I can properly prepare for my sadness.

Gumps are always so angry, like their coach. frick em, frick em all!

How the hell does using antler spray as roids to get buff even come about?

You have to be some poor as redneck doing pullups off the side of your trailer to think "hey pa, get out that there antler spray. I need a good pump".

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I don't know that that particular product is on any banned substance list.



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IGF-1 is also a substance banned by the NCAA and by every major pro league

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I am talking about the deer antler spray which "supposedly" converts to IGF-1.

So for Auburn, was it all a hoax or did the player/players really take whatever this is?

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Gumps are always so angry, like their coach. frick em, frick em all!

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GRR!

Dude probably put some Tang in a spray bottle and called it deer antler roids. He's working out of a fricking hotel room

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Dude probably put some Tang in a spray bottle and called it deer antler roids. He's working out of a fricking hotel room

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This is probably pretty accurate (the Tang spray)...

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DeerAntlerSpray.com is another company that is jumping on the antler velvet extract bandwagon. This company is selling a product in a 2OZ bottle, claiming to contain 200MG of antler velvet extract and L-Argenine. On one hand they try to market this product as a sexual enhancement product by saying it contains Horny Goat weed and on the other hand, claim this product has antler velvet extract and market it as an anti aging and muscular development product??? At $39.95 this bottle probably has less than 500 NANOGRAMS of Antler Velvet much less 200 MG! This is like buying water or JUNK in a bottle.

Trevor Bailey is joining the other scam companies that are jumping into the antler velvet craze to make a quick buck. He puts up a shiny new website that contains "testimonials" that conveniently do not contain their last names (are they made up?).

Additionally, DeerAntlerSpray.com claims to be "As Seen On" Mysa, CNBC sports and other news outlets and this company is NOWHERE to be seen on these media outlets. This appears to be another fraudulent company.

We are working with a watchdog group that has submitted this product to a lab for tests. We will post the results of those tests and it will probably come back even worse than we think.

This product and other products final analysis is being turned over to the FDA and other law enforcement agencies for the benefit and the protection of the public. Do not be mislead by these companies and do your due dilligence. Do not allow these fly by night companies to tarnish the reputation of the honest companies that provide real deer antler velvet extract to public.

Antler Velvet Extract is a powerful product but unfortunately the public is being fooled by companies like this that are POPPING UP out of nowhere. Beware of this product and do your research.

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