Peyton Manning Linked To HGH – Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire…
I’ve always been a big fan of Peyton Manning..
And if it turns out he used #HGH, that will NOT change. Let’s face it, we have no idea how many pros use #PEDs, and I’ve always believed that most of them are.
At this point though, it would be simply irresponsible to ignore the F-A-C-T-S:
1: 2011 – doctors told Manning he should retire after suffering a serious neck injury. Most experts believed his days of being an elite quarterback were done.
2: Later in 2011 – he went to the Guyer Institute for what he has referred to as Holistic treatment.
3: 2012 – He returned to the NFL, and at the age of 37 he had the best season of his career as a member of the Denver Broncos.
4. December 2015 – The Huffington post published an article in December of 2015 that mentioned an Al Jazeera report on PEDs in sports, and the story linked Manning to HGH. The report showed a former Guyer Institute employee claiming to have shipped the drug to Peyton Manning’s wife Ashlee.
5. December 2015 – The alleged “drug dealer” Charles Sly went public, denying that he provided HGH to the Mannings. Essentially, he changed his story, and said that when he made his original comments, he was “lying”.
6. December 2015 – Peyton Manning went public with an angry denial, saying that he NEVER used HGH. He failed to comment on whether or not his wife received packages from the Guyer Institute, instead refusing to answer questions about his wife, citing her medical privacy.
7. December 2015 – Following the release of the Al Jazeera documentary, the Guyer Institute denied the report, and claimed that Charles Sly didn’t begin working for them until 2013, long after the Mannings visited their clinic.
8. December 2015 – Al Jazeera released a taped conversation (from November of 2015) with the Guyer Institute, that confirms Charles Sly indeed was employed by the clinic in 2011.
When you add up all the facts, look at the timeline, it sure looks like this story is far from over.
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