This compound was first revealed at the prestigious Obesity Society most recent Annual Scientific Meeting in San Antonio, Texas.But now a new controversy is arising: whether or not using a "natural" substance to raise hGH levels is still "cheating." "To call Growth Factor9 a pills is ridiculous," argues Gina Daines, another spokesperson for Novex. Were they cheating? Or simply taking advantage of something the other team neglected to emphasize?"No matter which side of the controversy you on, one thing is certain: Growth Factor9 is selling like hotcakes. The product exclusive distributors, GNC, Lucky Vitamin, and The Vitamin Shoppe, are having trouble keeping it in stock.Aaron Rodgers: As arguably the NFL's best quarterback and almost five years younger than Brees, it's just a matter of how much more than Brees does Rodgers get on his next contract. Rodgers has three relatively cap friendly years remaining on his current deal in which he makes $8.5