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Andro: Mark Mcgwire
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Andro made headlines in 1998 when it was revealed that homerun champ Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals used it as part of his training and strength-building regimen. But researchers have cautioned against the use of the popular supplement. It ... causes a host of health problems, including damage to reproductive organs in men and masculinizing effects in women.
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The Andro-Penis® complies with all the quality requirements imposed by the competent authorities in health matters. It holds the CE health marking as type 1 medical device in Europe. The FDA certificate has been applied for in The US and Japan.
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Andro?s use by athletes was brought to the public?s attention by St. Louis Cardinal Mark McGwire, whose home run race with Sammy Sosa in 1998 was coupled with his controversial use of the supposed muscle-building substance. McGwire, who hit a record-setting 70 home runs that season, has since stopped taking andro.
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The Andro-Penis Gold® Device has been clinically tested for efficiency. The Andro-Penis Gold® Device carries the CE mark as a Type 1 Medical Device, which means it has been accredited as being safe when used as intended and instructed, and won’t cause any serious side effects, in either the short or the long term, when used properly.
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A distinctive mark which Andro shares with Tino is the number of dovecots in some parts of the island. The decoration of the dovecots can be seen ... in modern buildings - such a shelter for those who are waiting for a bus!
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"I'm never using another supplement," said Gould, who ended up in the hospital after taking Andro. "You think it's safe because you see Mark McGwire and all these guys taking it. But it's not."
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