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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
My opinion is he thinks he can sail so close to the wind yet still remain untouchable.Probably an unpopular opinion but if Dank did anything wrong he would be in jail by now.
Simple.
Sounds like the climate debate to me
The Snake Oil Salesman said:Dank maintains he has never given banned drugs to NRL players and has started legal action against media organisations for $10 million in damages over the ongoing reporting of the issue.
Dank said he had advised Mannah he thought peptides CJC 1295 and GHRP 6, which stimulate the release of growth hormones, "were safe to use".
"Growth hormone does not stimulate the proliferation of cancer cells," Dank, who earlier said he had no medical qualifications, told the court.
A haematologist Larkins is definitely not.The opinions of Dr Peter Larkins:
http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2013/s3745651.htm
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...le-peter-larkins/story-e6frexrr-1226629619289
From the second article:
Yet from the OP we have Dank saying this in court:
I was under the impression both of those were CLEARLY banned/illegal sporting drugs, unless he has yet another obscure email he can wave about.
My opinion is he thinks he can sail so close to the wind yet still remain untouchable.
In this case he has no problem saying he gave Mannah growth hormones. There was one article from Peter Larkins (I'll try to find it) saying this is the last damn thing on earth you would ever give anyone remotely linked to cancer. Dank may have finally trodden over a line that for Cronulla and Essendon "sporting-wise" was fuzzy, but for Mannah and his family "legal-wise" could be a cliff.
With all due respect: Mannah was in remission when Dank administered growth hormones to him. Dank appeared not to check previous medical history of ANY of the players. This is not only negligence, but sheer stupidity. To believe that "peptides are used in medicine, therefore they're all good to go" is naive at best, wilful negligence at worst. To assure someone with a history of cancer (or anyone for that matter) that these drugs were safe is mind bogglingly stupid, particularly when there is some evidence around that shows they can stimulate/fasten tumour growth and that there is no efficacy for them when used off label and in combination with other compounds. While it may not be technically criminal... it certainly seems that way in my eyes.Lymphoma is no joke and all due respect to the Mannah family however there is myriad things that determine effectiveness or efficacy or any particular medicine.
The chemotherapy regimen may have been unsuited, dosage etc.
It is down to the the dna and gene mutations at the end of the day and peptides are used in medicine.
What's the bet this gets settled so he can say he did not lose.
Could be more go away money on the wayFWIW here is a profile, from 2013, of Clive Evatt, Dank's barrister.
http://www.crikey.com.au/2013/11/12/the-octogenarian-no-win-no-fee-lawyer-draining-media-coffers/
Lymphoma is no joke and all due respect to the Mannah family however there is myriad things that determine effectiveness or efficacy or any particular medicine.
The chemotherapy regimen may have been unsuited, dosage etc.
It is down to the the dna and gene mutations at the end of the day and peptides are used in medicine.
So tell me where CJC, hexarelin, TB4, GHRP and the other peptides that Dank uses are used in medicine.Lymphoma is no joke and all due respect to the Mannah family however there is myriad things that determine effectiveness or efficacy or any particular medicine.
The chemotherapy regimen may have been unsuited, dosage etc.
It is down to the the dna and gene mutations at the end of the day and peptides are used in medicine.
Do your own research numpty.So tell me where CJC, hexarelin, TB4, GHRP and the other peptides that Dank uses are used in medicine.
Come on. You made the statement. Now back it up. And I don't want you to be sneaky and mention insulin because Dank doesn't use that (thank God).
I don't believe it was suggested that the peptides directly caused the cancer, but rather that they MAY have caused it - so nothing you are saying above would dispel that argument?
Gee, he is a real scum sucking, bottom dweller, isn't he?FWIW here is a profile, from 2013, of Clive Evatt, Dank's barrister.
http://www.crikey.com.au/2013/11/12/the-octogenarian-no-win-no-fee-lawyer-draining-media-coffers/
That reasoning goes both ways.
I am saying he didn't commit any crime, you or I could never prove with any credibility on our lonesome if it did or didn't.
May is about as correct as may not in this instance.
I'm only angry with idiots like you who make statements that are dangerous and don't have the guts to back them up with facts.
I asked you a question. Answer it. I don't need a google search to know that Dank's peptides have not been approved for human use let alone be used in medicine. But that doesn't fit your warped narrative, does it?
AT, any hint of evidence that the peptides Dank was using are in any way helpful for insomnia? Surely if not the defence will tear him to shreds.What is the point of talking about any peptide? This is a thread about Dank's peptides. The ones he used at Cronulla. Or are you that stupid that you hadn't noticed that?
Not Thymosin beta 4. And that is the ONLY thymosin he has used. It is the only one he sells at MRC as well under "thymosin". See for yourself.Yes Ancient axxwipe I am stupid, will this ease your tension?
So you are saying thymosin is not used in medicine?
I don't think so because players have stated that he gave them injections. Melatonin does not come in injectable form to my knowledge. It is available orally though. Melanotan II can be injected but it doesn't do anything for insomnia. It may even keep you "up" all night.AT, any hint of evidence that the peptides Dank was using are in any way helpful for insomnia? Surely if not the defence will tear him to shreds.
Why havent Mannah's family gone after Dank for potentially shortening his life?
The only thing I can think of is them not wanting to 'tarnish his memory' with the inference that he may have taken banned substances. That's on par with their comments in those 2013 articles but seem a bit naive in the light of Dank's statements in court.Why havent Mannah's family gone after Dank for potentially shortening his life?
Not Thymosin beta 4. And that is the ONLY thymosin he has used. It is the only one he sells at MRC as well under "thymosin". See for
That may be construed as being ecenomical with the truth.
what about CJC, TB4 etc? No off label uses for insomnia? If not he's going to look even more stupid than he does alreadyI don't think so because players have stated that he gave them injections. Melatonin does not come in injectable form to my knowledge. It is available orally though. Melanotan II can be injected but it doesn't do anything for insomnia. It may even keep you "up" all night.
Definitely not known to be "off label" uses of those peptides. The problem is lawyers don't like civil proceedings against him because he has no assets and has protected himself somewhat by being a consultant of Applied Orthopaedic Science Pty Ltd which is now deregistered.what about CJC, TB4 etc? No off label uses for insomnia? If not he's going to look even more stupid than he does already