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Barry bonds did do steroids and didnt deserve to hit that 750th homerun or to be in the hall of fame at all
Human Growth Hormone does not make bones grow. It cannot increase hat of foot size. These are myths perpetuated by the writers of Game of Shadows, and regurgitated by ESPN's Buster Olney.
HGH may make bone thicker, but it cannot make bones grow. Therefore, if Barry Bonds' hat size did change, or if his shoe size increased, it had nothing to do with HGH.
Start doing real research instead of repeating myths.
I think the size of his head grew to accomodate his huge ego.
Joe,
HGH may not cause bone growth but Anabolic Steroids certainly do and HGH may not be the only thing that he's taken.
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