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Andre and Gonzales died young, Kevin Nash always tears his quads and Khali can nearly walk. Is Big Show the healthiest giant.
I would say yes. Andre's condition was truly sad. The man literally could not stop growing. I don't know the correct terminology, but something like his body never stopped producing growth hormones and he just kept getting bigger and there was no way to stop it.Andre and Gonzales died young, Kevin Nash always tears his quads and Khali can nearly walk. Is Big Show the healthiest giant.
It's called Acromegaly, but luckily Show had his treated early.I would say yes. Andre's condition was truly sad. The man literally could not stop growing. I don't know the correct terminology, but something like his body never stopped producing growth hormones and he just kept getting bigger and there was no way to stop it.
Thank you. Do you know when treatment for it became possible? Just curious.It's called Acromegaly, but luckily Show had his treated early.
Hmmm, I'm not sure, but I believe they said he had it treated at age 12.Thank you. Do you know when treatment for it became possible? Just curious.
Are you blind? Just look at their bodies, KEvin Nash, passed the age of 50 is ripped and muscular, while Big Show is fat, out of shape, smokes and have petition for junkfoodAndre and Gonzales died young, Kevin Nash always tears his quads and Khali can nearly walk. Is Big Show the healthiest giant.
It's great that Show was able to be treated. I think if Andre could have been treated that he could have had at least a few more years in him and his last few years active wouldn't have been wrestling with so much pain. Andre doesn't get near the respect he deserves from younger people and I think if he could have been treated and had some more solid matches during the Hogan era there would be no doubt in anyones mind that he belongs on the GOAT lists.Hmmm, I'm not sure, but I believe they said he had it treated at age 12.
EDIT: Not at age 12, but wikipedia said he had treatment sometime in the early 1990s.