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Marina del Rey woman arrested in HGH case
By Larry Altman Staff Writer
Article Launched: 07/30/2008 12:09:34 AM PDT
A Marina del Rey woman has been charged with selling human growth
hormone, fake Botox and a facial filler over the Internet to spas
across the country.
Rana J. Hunter, 60 - who used the name Julia Lynn Forbes to run her
business - operated Westgate Distributors, a company that sold HGH and
counterfeit Botox and Restylane, authorities said.
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| HGH crackdown concerns some Norfolk parents
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NORFOLK -- Thousands of children in Virginia are born with growth disorders. They rely on human growth hormone simply to grow.
HGH can increase a person's height and muscle mass.
Following a congressional hearing earlier this year on the illegal use of performance-enhancing drugs, including human growth hormone, legislators moved toward making changes in the classification of HGH.
They drafted Senate Bill S. 277, which would reclassify it as a Schedule III controlled substance. It’s designed to close loopholes that allow professional athletes to obtain and use growth hormone to enhance their performance. It would have put growth hormone in a class with anabolic steroids and hard-core drugs like LSD and amphetamines.
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