having spent along time in Vegas and other areas where meth is prevelant I have seen what long term meth use does to people time and time again, if your implying Efren injested enough meth to cause his dental problems, that makes it clear your credentials to assert such an accusation are lacking. Efrens dental problems appeared to be a progressive disease he suffered from for many years I have seen him many times since 85, and watched his dental condition worsen over time. I'm not saying Efren is perfect, he may have used some sort of meth or something similar on an rare occasion, but not enough to cause his dental problems-I have no knowlege he has ever used drugs and I have never seen him play like he was on any drug at all-he is a roll model to millions of people and handles that responsibility in a honerable way, nor would he have achieced his worldwide sucess in pool continously for the past 25 years-the drugs would have taken him down. Look at all the guys he beat 20 years ago they are in retirement and not competitive at Efrens level, and Efren is still going strong out there beating the world-a whole new group of up and comming players, there is no way he could have achieved this long of a veery successful career playing by sustaining his level with any kind sustained drug use, it takes along time and abuse of meth to ruin a persons teeth he would have lost his career as a pool player long before his teeth. He has dominated the sport longer than anyone and plays better than most, there isnt a player his age that can bet him and only a handful of young guys might have a chance beating him playing 9,10 ball. It aint cool to imply someone who you dont know might have undeserable habits and cast despersions on him.
nuff said.
