Was PUD GALVIN The First Doper?

[piecesofthegame]

Glad this thread generated some actual discussion other than “how much more will all my cards be worth in 2024.”

I actually posted the article half jokingly. The guy was just trying the latest craze. There were so many products back then claiming to be the elixir of life, and especially in an era where you didn’t have to prove any claims whatsoever, there were surely suckers born every minute buying into the claims.

Ultimately I’d agree with those who basically stated the simple premise:
If the rules state one thing and you do another , it’s breaking the rules and therefore cheating. If it’s not in the rules, knock yourself out. And thus, the great testicular fluid experiment. 🙂

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by piecesofthegame

Glad this thread generated some actual discussion other than “how much more will all my cards be worth in 2024.”

I actually posted the article half jokingly. The guy was just trying the latest craze. There were so many products back then claiming to be the elixir of life, and especially in an era where you didn’t have to prove any claims whatsoever, there were surely suckers born every minute buying into the claims.

Ultimately I’d agree with those who basically stated the simple premise:
If the rules state one thing and you do another , it’s breaking the rules and therefore cheating. If it’s not in the rules, knock yourself out. And thus, the great testicular fluid experiment. ��

There continue to be many such products and services with essentially no science backing them and based entirely on anecdotal testimonials or outright deception.