Link to the Al Jazeera Report: The Dark Side. (Peyton Manning)

[upstater1]

Could it be that she was prescribed it for Postpartum Fatigue?

Perhaps, but what about breastfeeding?

 

[upstater1]

That's why I believe we are going to start hearing about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

EDIT: I just listened to the WEEI/ Kravitz interview and he mentioned that he was treated by Guyer with HGH for being Fatigued. I don't think that's a coincidence.

Bob Kravitz on Peyton Manning 12-29-15

Cripes, they were dispensing HGH like M&Ms. I'm freaking fatigued. I get home from work sometimes at 11 and get to bed at 1. Up by 6 to take the kids to school! Where is this Guyer Institute again?

 

[Danger Zone]

Cripes, they were dispensing HGH like M&Ms. I'm freaking fatigued. I get home from work sometimes at 11 and get to bed at 1. Up by 6 to take the kids to school! Where is this Guyer Institute again?

Indiana... I'd stay away.

 

[Tony2046]

How did he find out what she was treated for? Did Irsay/Grigson tell him like they did with info regarding air pressure in footballs?

Nobody has said what she was treated for but in the MMQB and a Milehighreport they speculated, in defence, that it could have been for fertility purposes which we now know is illegal.

The reason I believe Manning is going to state Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is because Gury Institute treats it and there are reports that state HGH helps with the symptoms of which one could be low GH levels.

Still, as others have said, a peculiar place to go for CFS treatment.

 

[IcyPatriot]

All internet searches reveal nobody knew she was pregnant and also that she is an extremely private person ... so much so that she begged media outlets not to announce the births. I guess it's somewhat possible to hide your pregnant for 1 child not sure how anyone can hide twins ... some of the links say she disappeared to Florida for a while before the birth.

None of my business but why would he even discuss his wife knowing how she protects her privacy?

Then again ... twins ... fertility .... maybe he is telling the truth?

 

[upstater1]

Nobody has said what she was treated for but in the MMQB and a Milehighreport they speculated, in defence, that it could have been for fertility purposes which we now know is illegal.

The reason I believe Manning is going to state Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is because Gury Institute treats it and there are reports that state HGH helps with the symptoms of which one could be low GH levels.

Still, as others have said, a peculiar place to go for CFS treatment.

Why the hell did Kravitz go there?

Sometimes these places get a reputation for being loose with drugs and suddenly high society is beating down the doors.

 

[upstater1]

Indiana... I'd stay away.

I get my HGH, stop by Irsay's place for some blow and heorin, then head out to the hills for some meth Kinda like one-stop shopping.

Speaking of Irsay, you're telling me he doesn't have ties to this place?

 

[Tony2046]

Why the hell did Kravitz go there?

Sometimes these places get a reputation for being loose with drugs and suddenly high society is beating down the doors.

Because he felt fatigued.

 

[PatsFanInVa]

Cheaton Manning. Until he proves a negative.

Oh by the way, let me add, that means that the Patriots should have won the 2006 championship game, and he stole our ring that year. Because, you know, if there's a rumor that something is happening now, how do we know it wasn't happening before?

Laser rocket arm and all that.

 

[Tuck]

True. I think Manning will "beat" it, too, because there's really no way, at least not yet, of proving he took it. It was sent to his wife, after all. The big question is why? Did she have a medical reason for it or was it for something else (her recovering husband)?

I agree but I think he will beat it for a different reason.

The NFL wants Manning's legacy to stay in tact, unscathed and pristine so they will make it so.

The PR campaign has already started with their first statement on the matter. It was something to the effect of...

"The league will look into the report because it is something they feel obliged to do"

It's not about integrity here, it might not even be something they want to do. By saying they will look into it because the are obliged to do so they are setting the bar low for their own due diligence.

 

[RobertWeathers]

I agree but I think he will beat it for a different reason.

The NFL wants Manning's legacy to stay in tact, unscathed and pristine so they will make it so.

The PR campaign has already started with their first statement on the matter. It was something to the effect of...

"The league will look into the report because it something they feel obliged to do"

It's not about integrity here, it might not even be something they want to do. By saying they will look into it because the are obliged to do so they are setting the bar low for their own due diligence.

That logic pisses me off. Not directed at you @Tuck

So its ok for the NFL to shred the reputation of TB12 and not PM?

F that. I want Ted Wells on this.

 

[Tuck]

That logic pisses me off. Not directed at you @Tuck

So its ok for the NFL to shred the reputation of TB12 and not PM?

F that. I want Ted Wells on this.

It's okay if the other 31 teams are so sick and tired of losing to Brady they will resort to anything to keep him off the field.

 

[Huckleberry1]

Cripes, they were dispensing HGH like M&Ms. I'm freaking fatigued. I get home from work sometimes at 11 and get to bed at 1. Up by 6 to take the kids to school! Where is this Guyer Institute again?

Indiana is the meth capital of America, there is no excuse for them to be fatigued.

 

[Mr. Plow]

I agree but I think he will beat it for a different reason.

The NFL wants Manning's legacy to stay in tact, unscathed and pristine so they will make it so.

The PR campaign has already started with their first statement on the matter. It was something to the effect of...

"The league will look into the report because it is something they feel obliged to do"

It's not about integrity here, it might not even be something they want to do. By saying they will look into it because the are obliged to do so they are setting the bar low for their own due diligence.

I agree with all of the above.

But, there's another angle here. Wasn't Barry Bonds investigated by the Feds for his connections to BALCO? That could happen to Manning. The NFL might not be able to stop such an investigation.

Because, you see kids, while supposedly letting air out of a football is not a crime, using HGH for off-label purposes might indeed be a crime.

 

[dales804]

I agree with all of the above.

But, there's another angle here. Wasn't Barry Bonds investigated by the Feds for his connections to BALCO? That could happen to Manning. The NFL might not be able to stop such an investigation.

Because, you see kids, while supposedly letting air out of a football is not a crime, using HGH for off-label purposes might indeed be a crime.

There was an article linked to in another thread stating that state and federal authorities in IN would probably look into Guyer now based on this report. I hope they do.

 

[Fixit]

Pre-Deflategate me: "I'm sure he was just using it to get his health back. No big deal."

Post-Deflategate me: "But how do we know he wasn't using HGH for his entire career?!? Think of the children!!! *cackles maniacally*"

 

[libra957]

There is no story here, Aljazeera is as credible as the onion news.

 

[fnordcircle]

There is no story here, Aljazeera is as credible as the onion news.

Yeah if it isn't foxnews it's just more gay liberal ISIS propaganda.

 

[Connecticut]

There is no story here, Aljazeera is as credible as the onion news.

The Onion has more credibility than all the other rags put together.

 

[Deus Irae]

There is no story here, Aljazeera is as credible as the onion news.

Unless you are going to claim that the transcript and audio released by Al Jazeera were both fradulent, you are clearly wrong in this instance.