WRONG!
The TV comercial emphasizes 'recovery' and 'busting your ass 6 hours a day', not chemotherapy.
If anything, the ad promotes recovery---and chemo ain't a recovery product.
Michele Ferrari does not use/abuse chemotherapy drugs to increase sustainable power.
There you go again with your disconnect from reality.
You go and find out about Sally Jenkins---she hides over at the Washington Post, posing as a journalist---which she once was---no longer.
Now she is a paid shill, but often falls head over heels for her subjects--so to speak---or so the word is on the street.
You haven't got a clue about doping or coverups---which is why Corporations rely on advertising.
House is the perfect sucker!
The TV comercial emphasizes 'recovery' and 'busting your ass 6 hours a day', not chemotherapy.
If anything, the ad promotes recovery---and chemo ain't a recovery product.
Michele Ferrari does not use/abuse chemotherapy drugs to increase sustainable power.
There you go again with your disconnect from reality.
You go and find out about Sally Jenkins---she hides over at the Washington Post, posing as a journalist---which she once was---no longer.
Now she is a paid shill, but often falls head over heels for her subjects--so to speak---or so the word is on the street.
You haven't got a clue about doping or coverups---which is why Corporations rely on advertising.
House is the perfect sucker!
House said:A) What was this book Jenkins wrote about a "certain Georgia female college coach?"
B) Your comments about Bristol Myers Squib prove your ignorance on the topic you try to sound like an expert on. Everyone, but you apparently, knows they made the Chemo meds he was on.