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Deer Antler Spray?


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"You're familiar with HGH, correct? It's converted in the liver to IGF-1," Key explained, according to the Sports Illustrated report. "IGF-1, or insulin-like growth factor, is a natural, anabolic hormone that stimulates muscle growth. We have deer that we harvest out of New Zealand. Their antlers are the fastest-growing substance on planet Earth ... because of the high concentration of IGF-1.

 

"We've been able to freeze dry that out, extract it, put it in a sublingual spray that you shake for 20 seconds and then spray three [times] under your tongue. ... This stuff has been around for almost 1,000 years, this is stuff from the Chinese," Key said, according to the magazine.

"I'm not trying to get anyone in trouble," Key said. "The whole idea is to compete without cheating. We're not bad guys." Key said several players from SEC schools he claims to have sold products to reached out to him on Tuesday. "They wanted more product," he said.

 

The segment says the sprays contains a substance banned by the NFL and ncaa. But later in the video they say that it's undetectable, and the ncaa would not sanction players for its use. So I'm not clear as to whether its banned or not.

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