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- Tue Mar 27, 2012 3:03 pm #29221 According to steroids.info, a Canadian sports medicine specialist who was treating Tiger Woods has been nailed for smuggling illegal substances across the Canadian-U.S. border.

Anthony Galea refused at trial to name which of his many celebrity clients were using the products that he was illegally smuggling in, including HGH, but some have speculated that Tiger Woods may have been one of the many celebrities to be using HGH.

What do you think? Do you think it is right or wrong to prosecute people for making HGH available or for taking it? Do you think Tiger Woods was using HGH?

- Sat Aug 24, 2013 4:18 am #68029 If Tiger did take HGH or any type of steroid he should definitely ask for his money back. I am not so sure that he has taken anything and, if he did, that could be just another media attention getting ploy.

- Fri Sep 27, 2013 5:35 pm #68199 Golf is a workout both physically and mentally and hgh will keep a player sharp when he needs to be. I would have to believe that Tiger did take hgh at some point, he was always on the top of his game even when his life was in a mess.

- Fri Sep 15, 2017 8:36 pm #74638 Physically he changed quite dramatically. I would vote yes he did take HGH. He was definitely taking something and i believe HGH was on the list. I have heard rumors that Saizen is an exact match to what you body creates and can not be detected. Obviously i do not know for sure but at his level they know. Anyway getting caught was not an option because

The PGA does not even test for HGH yet. They start testing in October, next season.


Best regards,


Damian Campbell
HGH Vallarta

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