So, 42 Supplements, Some Sold At GNC, Can Trigger Positive Turinabol Tests

[linvillegorge]

It amazes me how some people are still willing to give Jones the benefit of the doubt after all these fuck ups. When a guy has fucked up as many times as Jones has, it's time to just accept that he's a fuck up.

 

[Coolidge]

Why do you feel like you have to post in the threads you don't like? You don't, you know.You can just pretend that it doesn't exist.
Just continue on to the thread conversations that you enjoy.
Problem solved.

Or, I can complain about what I want and post in any thread I choose, including the ones I don't like and disapprove of. You know, I kind of like that option.

 

[Coolidge]

So, there are absolutely no tainted supplements on the market?

Are you saying that the MLB is mistaken for saying that they know of 42 supplements that test positive for T-bol and some are sold at GNC?

Life is not black and white. Somewhere in between there is the truth. I am want to get as close to it as I possibly can. If you don't want to have this discussion, then there are 100's of other threads you can choose to participate in.

Why is it so hard for some members to ignore topics they are not interested in? LOL

2015 - Jones' test shows an irregular T/E ratio.

2016 - Jones fails for an estrogen blocker.

2017 - Jones fails for Turinabol, a steroid that 'lacks any estrogenic component and does not cause estrogen levels to rise.'

This isn't difficult to piece together. 'Why is it so hard...' Your topic is stupid and I'm more than happy to tell you that.

 

[Ghostoftheville]

He should know what he's taking. No excuses

Can you say with certainty that you know every ingredient of the food and beverages you consume?

 

[Cake4Breakfast]

MMA experts like Chael Sonnen and Kenny Florian are saying that it is too expensive to taint things with, and Ariel Helwani and the forerunners in MMA media are running with this, without even investigating if it is true or not.

I did a couple Google searches and found that T-Bol is only U$80. LOL If you can cut that U$80 worth of T-Bol with harmless whey protein, you stand to turn a profit that will negate the purchase price of T-Bol.

Even better, T-Bol is effective as an oral tablet. Now, the MLB is revealing that they know of at least 42 supplements, and some sold at GNC, to be 100% contaminated with T-Bol.

Moreover, I went to the NSF website that certifies supplements as USADA safe, and GAT Nutrition has nothing listed there, but even NSF certified products are tainted according to the baseball guy facing a lifetime ban.

Jon Jones really messed up knowing that he was busted for tainted Cialis and then getting into business with a shady supplement company. That is on him.

I am NOT convinced he is a systematic steroid cheater like Lance Armstrong, who had an entire team of people making sure he always tested positive.

 

[Money509]

Never doubted he was innocent.

#GOAT

Glad a rational non hating sherbro provided us with such great info. Its only time before jones handles this with USADA and is back to dominating.

 

[Franc Mittelo]

2015 - Jones' test shows irregular an irregular T/E ratio.

2016 - Jones fails for an estrogen blocker.

2017 - Jones fails for Turinabol, a steroid that doesn't effect estrogen levels.

This isn't difficult to piece together.

"2015 - Jones' test shows irregular an irregular T/E ratio" What was his ratio? What is the normal range? And how was the conclusion of "irregularity" achieved, and who made that conclusion?

 

[Coolidge]

"2015 - Jones' test shows irregular an irregular T/E ratio" What was his ratio? What is the normal range? And how was the conclusion of "irregularity" achieved, and who made that conclusion?

"Somewhere in between there is the truth" That's the logic of a retard. Arguing to the middle is what that's called. No, contrary to your Franc Mittelo logic, the answer isn't always somewhere in the middle. Sometimes it's all the way to the left and sometimes it's all the way to the right. And please, let's drop this whole pretense that you're actually concerned with finding the truth. You're not. You're a Jones fanboy who's upset that his idol screwed up again.

I'm not doing your homework for you.

http://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Vi...Levels-Before-UFC-182-Highly-Suspicious-80631

 

[209 Life]

What brand of whey powder that has turinbol in it? I wanna buy that.

 

[AndrewGolota48]

Name me one of these mainstream brands that has turinabol in it. Fighters intentionally use shady as fuck brands and know what they are dealing with.

If every other supplement had roids in it then every fighter would test positive before the events could even be formed. Stop defaming the entire supplement industry, it's disgusting.

 

[UsernameLOL]

"2015 - Jones' test shows irregular an irregular T/E ratio" What was his ratio? What is the normal range? And how was the conclusion of "irregularity" achieved, and who made that conclusion?

You're quibbling. Why does Jon Jones seemed to test positive more often than most fighters while having the least number of fights? There's only one reasonable conclusion to make.

I honestly wonder if there are posters on this website who are paid shills.

 

[MEAN357]

what supplements? i want some sick gainz yo

 

[Zefram Cochrane]

Are you saying that the MLB is mistaken for saying that they know of 42 supplements that test positive for T-bol and some are sold at GNC?

What are those supplements? I see just a small line in an article that is an interview to a guy who tested positive a bazillion times, who had already popped for other stuff while in minor league and blamed it on tainted supps, and who is now using the it-doesn't-make-sense-to-cheat defense.

USADA has a list with flagged supplements and, considering there have been a lot of WADA-tested athletes popped for turinabol across many sports and everybody plays the contamination card, chances are they would have found this plethora of super tbol-tech products and we'd have heard of them.

Until a credible source comes out with something a little bit more consistent than "Forty-two supplements, including some that are available at GNC, can trigger a positive test for Turinabol, baseball officials said", I will reserve judgment. Absent that, those 42 could be a figure coming from anywhere. Including old pro-hormones supplements now discontinued, online research compounds, or just bad journalism.

Especially because in the same article it is stated that this player is the first major leaguer to have tested positive for turinabol. I suppose those 42 tainted supplements really hold a grudge against this guy.

Sidenote: not that that will change Jones position even if true.

 

[icffedor]

Why do these guys need supplements anyway, they make good enough money to just eat good food or have someone cook for them and get all the needed nutrients from real food lol supplements are junk

 

[Strikes Again]

Or, I can complain about what I want and post in any thread I choose, including the ones I don't like and disapprove of. You know, I kind of like that option.

Ohhhhh so you're feminist. Weird.

 

[Mga223]

Well it says on the bottle not to take as a professional athlete, also googling a product youll found out if it causes fake positives.

But hey if you want to believe the tainted supp excuse twice, go ahead lmao.

 

[Willy Lump Lump]

Youve got your coke analogy backwards.

 

[VitorReem]

Motherfuckers didn't even read the article or bother to educate your tiny brains. So sad.

 

[Fluffernutter]

 

[BenjaminRandalC]

The mugger in the park that he chased down got the last laugh after all when he spiked the whey. I would seriously love it if someone tracked down the husband of the pregnant lady that Jones broke her arm and asked him if he sabotaged Jones' career.