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Science doesn't lie. Neither does Dana.
MMA - JUNKIE indeed!!
Does this make sense to anyone?
Science found the Turinabol, science didn't find a contaminated supplement.
I believe the micro dosing explanation.@Mmaprovost , here's what i believe he was referring to.
While Jones initially was flagged for oral turinabol, a steroid linked to Olympic doping scandals in the 1960s and 1970s, McLaren’s decision stated the World Anti-Doping Agency-certified lab didn’t find the “parent drug” or its short and medium term metablites. Instead, they found an “extremely low” level of the steroid metabolite M3, which is linked to five anabolic agents, including turinabol. source.
so they concluded that he had something in his system, but whatever it was it was too low to help him and accidental. other tests didn't find any evidence of it, which also supports the idea that whatever it was it was too low to help him.
i'm not defending it. i'm trying to explain it as best i can.
They didnt find a contaminated supplement. There is no explanation for why he had Turinabol in his system. Science only proved Tbol was in Jones system.
From the testosterone he was injecting. It was contaminated.So where does the contaminated supplement angle come from? Was that a reasoning presented by Jones' camp? This is sounding like Canelo's contaminated meat story. lol
I believe the micro dosing explanation.
What you're quoting is their attempt to save face. He had a prohibited substance in his system and couldnt explain it.
From the testosterone he was injecting. It was contaminated.
"Does this make sense to anyone", was referring to Dana saying science doesn't lie.fair enough.
but what you just did is move the goalposts. nothing anyone says will convince you. you asked "Does this make sense to anyone?" and when i provided something that helped it make sense, you dismissed it as "their attempt to save face". as false. a lie. fake news.
so you're not going to believe any answer provided to you. which is fine. there is plenty of reason to not trust the system right now. but don't pretend yours is an honest question.
and your second question:"Science found the Turinabol" is now deemed false. they didn't find oral turinabol, as initially reported. so says the source you won't trust. but you won't trust any source except the initial source, so it doesn't really matter.
i answered honestly. you're welcome
I believe he knowingly cheated.Oh wow, I did some looking into what the substance is and found this about its use in sports performance:
"CDMT was the key steroid administered to approximately 10,000 athletes from East Germany (GDR) as secret official policy, often without their knowing the nature of the "vitamins" they were forced to take."
"After the collapse of the East German regime, people responsible for the forced doping were found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm to about 10,000 sportspeople; victims were compensated."
"Following allegations by the German documentary of widespread doping the IOC kicked off a reanalysis of Beijing 2008 and London 2012 samples for all sports."
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorodehydromethyltestosterone)
Being that there was a history of forced doping perhaps there was foul play in his camp, and what they were administering to him? Fighters who have S&C coaches, and nutritionists could fall victim to forced doping. I don't think 10,000 or so athletes would all knowingly inject the substance.
I don't know Jones' situation, just commenting on Dana's use of the "science" word. lol
You believe Jones knowingly took it?