HOF Players Classic is proud to announce that they have teamed up with SottoPelle®, internationally recognized Hormone Replacement Therapy Provider

HOF Players Classic is proud to announce that they have teamed up with SottoPelle®, internationally recognized Hormone Replacement Therapy Provider

Paul Krause, Bobby Bell, Joe DeLamielleure and other Pro Football Hall of Fame Players, Retired NFL Players and supporters of the HOF Players Classic are now patients of and strongly endorses hormone replacement therapy provider SottoPelle®. Utilizing natural bioidentical hormones SottoPelle has been able to offer a much needed defense to a variety of medical conditions facing these NFL legends.

Press Release

Dr. Gino Tutera with Paul Krause and Joe DeLamielleure

Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) June 12, 2014

 

SottoPelle®, a world recognized leader in the application of natural bioidentical hormones and natural hormone replacement therapy, announced today that its patients, Paul Krause, Bobby Bell and Joe DeLamielleure, NFL Legends and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees  have signed a multi-year agreement to be spokesmen for the brand. “I can honestly say I needed help physically and mentally. Like many NFL Players I’ve had some dark and difficult times due to my CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy a degenerative brain disease caused by repetitive brain trauma). I started not to have fun and didn’t want to do anything, my memory was going and I just didn’t care what would happen to me. At one time I didn’t care if I left or not. I went to other clinics and doctors and they said we really can’t tell what your problem is.” said Krause during a recent interview at SottoPelle’s North American headquarters in Scottsdale, Ariz. “ I tried these tiny pellets and I started feeling better, I could concentrate, read, relax and I’m good again. It’s changed my life!”  SottoPelle is the answer for me.

 

Dorsett, others show signs of CTE

Dorsett, others show signs of CTE

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Pro Football Hall of Famers Tony Dorsett and Joe DeLamielleure, and former NFL All-Pro Leonard Marshall have been diagnosed as having signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative condition many scientists say is caused by head trauma and linked to depression and dementia, doctors have told “Outside the Lines.”

The three former stars underwent brain scans and clinical evaluations during the past three months at UCLA, as did an unidentified ex-player whose test results are not yet available. Last year, UCLA tested five other former players and diagnosed all five as having signs of CTE, marking the first time doctors found signs of the crippling disease in living former players. Read More

In Case You Forgot, Anthony Muñoz Has An Insanely Messed Up Pinky Finger

In Case You Forgot, Anthony Muñoz Has An Insanely Messed Up Pinky Finger

Football is a brutal sport, and that is a major reason why we love it. The pain it gives athletes is not confined to Sunday night after the game, and doesn’t end when they retire.

Concussions and long-term brain damage have been getting a lot of publicity recently, and rightly so, given the borderline criminal under-representation of those effects. Arthritis and knee problems also lead to diminished quality of life later on.

Though we trumpet these athletes for their exploits and physicality, we are quick to forget them as soon as they disappear from the field. This picture of Anthony Munoz, NHL Hall of Famer and 11-time Pro Bowl selection, is a simple and graphic reminder that these short-term heroes pay for their sacrifices for the rest of their lives.

Nice finger, @anthonymunozHOF! pic.twitter.com/QXcYJYkjRY — darren rovell (@darrenrovell) January 29, 2014