LA Times Article on Controversial Anti-Aging Doctor

Profile of a 71-yr-old doctor who uses HGH and testosterone injections as part of his fitness routine. The article also says he's a "lapsed Masters swimmer." www.latimes.com/.../la-he-jeffry-life18-2010jan18,0,6636482,full.column
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  • Get over it. Tons of masters swimmers use anabolic steroids, and they're not harming anyone by doing it. How do you know? The only sure way to know for sure is the neck 'n nuts test. If the person's neck is thicker than his head, and he has not been diagnosed with microcephaly, AND his testes are the size of raisins, THEN he's a juicer. Jazz Hands, of course, knows this, but he doesn't want to publicly admit that he checks for both signs in the locker room. In women, the neck test also applies, but the real key is an expansion of a body part that is ordinarily hard for guys to find, but which becomes in the presence of juice too large to ignore. In fact, if might make guys like me feel inadequate in comparison. --Dr. Jimi, purveyor of advice a real doctor would never give
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  • Get over it. Tons of masters swimmers use anabolic steroids, and they're not harming anyone by doing it. How do you know? The only sure way to know for sure is the neck 'n nuts test. If the person's neck is thicker than his head, and he has not been diagnosed with microcephaly, AND his testes are the size of raisins, THEN he's a juicer. Jazz Hands, of course, knows this, but he doesn't want to publicly admit that he checks for both signs in the locker room. In women, the neck test also applies, but the real key is an expansion of a body part that is ordinarily hard for guys to find, but which becomes in the presence of juice too large to ignore. In fact, if might make guys like me feel inadequate in comparison. --Dr. Jimi, purveyor of advice a real doctor would never give
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