What does Roger Clemens have to say now that Andy Pettitte has come forward?

Question by englandblueskies: What does Roger Clemens have to say now that Andy Pettitte has come forward?
His buddy Andy Pettitte just admitted using human growth hormones (HGH), making trainer Brian McNamee a very credible witness now.

Source:
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=ap-pettitte-hghadmission&prov=ap&type=lgns


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Answer by shiloh
I never did it.....I'm totally innocent.........my 25 years in the public eye should get me some benefit of the doubt.........blah, blah, blah

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Does anyone know about (HGH) Human Growth Hormone? My father has worked hard all his life only to come down wi

Question by CHARLIE: Does anyone know about (HGH) Human Growth Hormone? My father has worked hard all his life only to come down wi
Does anyone know about (HGH) Human Growth Hormone? My father has worked hard all his life only to come down with Parkinsins disease. He only has a minimal amount of time left, and I would like to make his last day's as comforting as possible. He has plenty of money to pay for whatever he needs. Perhaps someone might know of anything that might elevate his quality of life in his remaining day's. Anyone?
Thank you


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Answer by Em
Not that but you maybe do a search - on new scientist site
links to some, but there will be others to read
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2920-vitamin-slows-parkinsons-progression.html
there is something similar I think to HGH called dhea. but I don't know of any link to relief of symptoms
http://www.raysahelian.com/dhea.html
good luck

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How long after my first period will the second one come?

Question by WhoAmI?: How long after my first period will the second one come?
I had my first period on Feb 1st 2010 and I'm 13. It is now April 6th 2010 and I'm scared because its been over 2 months since my first period. I know they are delayed until you get into the normal routine of them but I'm worried if something is wrong. I'm very small and i'm also worried that i might be deficient in the human growth hormone (HGH). Thanks for the advice :)


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Answer by gldjns
You can expect your periods to be irregular during your first menstrual year. There is nothing wrong with you, as this is perfectly normal. The growth hormone doesn't really play a part in this scenario. The irregularity is due to the imbalance of estrogen, the female hormone. Once this becomes established, the periods will settle into a regular monthly schedule.

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