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    Red face What is this kid on?

    Has anyone ever seen this kid before, like on Howard Stern? It is scary to see a kid be this ripped. Wow, I want abs like that. Check out his pics.

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    yeah.. nasty.. lol.. kid needs to grow up first and do kid things

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    He lives on a fruit/vegetarian heavy type diet. His dad is into martial arts and I forget about the mom. He has some kind of disorder which you can see in his face, it has been getting worse over the years.

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    I remember seeing this kid on ripleys and on stern. He's crazy for sure. I don't remember hearing anything of a disorder. What kind?
    Homer: Hey! I saved your life! That egg sandwich could have killed you by cholesterol.
    Lenny: Pfft, forget it, Homer. While it has been established that eggs contain cholesterol, it has not yet been proven conclusively that they actually raise the level of serum cholesterol in the human
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    I never heard of any disorder either. The parents seem like freaks to me and it wouldn't surprise me if they don't have that kid on steroids.

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    by the looks of this face it seems like a GH disorder.
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    Yea I can see that Prince. Damn good desease to have if you ask me!! How do I catch it. hahahahahaha

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    yeah, but he may not have a long life.

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    Well I hope that is not the case then Prince. Is this kids problems documented somewhere? this was the 1st I've heard of it and I've seen the kid on several shows.

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    I have no idea what is wrong with him, I just know that GH disorders end up killing you kind of young.


    The effect of excessive secretion of growth hormone is also very dependent on the age of onset and is seen as two distinctive disorders:

    Giantism is the result of excessive growth hormone secretion that begins in young children or adolescents. It is a very rare disorder, usually resulting from a tumor of somatotropes. One of the most famous giants was a man named Robert Wadlow. He weighed 8.5 pounds at birth, but by 5 years of age was 105 pounds and 5 feet 4 inches tall. Robert reached an adult weight of 490 pounds and 8 feet 11 inches in height. He died at age 22.

    Acromegaly results from excessive secretion of growth hormone in adults. The onset of this disorder is typically insideous. Clinically, an overgrowth of bone and connective leads to a change in appearance that might be described as having "coarse features". The excessive growth hormone and IGF-1 also lead to metabolic derangements, including glucose intolerance.


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    That was also what was wrong with Andrea the Giant from Wrestling. He died young due to it also.

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    Andrea the Giant? Thats not your wife I hope...

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    Andre the Giant....Sorry. hahahahaha

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    haha ^ nice one

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    this is abnormal...and totally crazy

    i pity him...and moreover he doesn't look good with his stuffs...he needs to grow...

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    HOLLY SHIAT!!!!
    Sorry,but that kid was deprived of youth and life,
    and for what purpose???

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