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All the expert biochemists and endocrinologists have been saying that Turinabol can be detected in the urine for several months.
The guy gets tested pre-UFC 214 and all the samples are clean, the fight night sample is dirty, and now all the other samples are clean again.
USADA needs to match all the dirty samples with the current T/E ratio and previous T/E ratio of the fighter. If the point of all this doping is to increase exogenous testosterone, then should the T/E ratio be elevated with a dirty sample?
Some people will say, "you can use masking agents to fudge the T/E ratio." Fine, should the testosterone level be elevated compared to previous level when the athlete tested negative?
The science behind USADA seems fuzzy to me. I wish we had somebody who is a trained scientist explain it to us. The bro-pseudoscientists don't know what they are talking about, and I doubt Novitzky is an expert in biochemistry and neuro-endocrinology.
The guy gets tested pre-UFC 214 and all the samples are clean, the fight night sample is dirty, and now all the other samples are clean again.
USADA needs to match all the dirty samples with the current T/E ratio and previous T/E ratio of the fighter. If the point of all this doping is to increase exogenous testosterone, then should the T/E ratio be elevated with a dirty sample?
Some people will say, "you can use masking agents to fudge the T/E ratio." Fine, should the testosterone level be elevated compared to previous level when the athlete tested negative?
The science behind USADA seems fuzzy to me. I wish we had somebody who is a trained scientist explain it to us. The bro-pseudoscientists don't know what they are talking about, and I doubt Novitzky is an expert in biochemistry and neuro-endocrinology.