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Jones comes out of rehab lookin like post-TRTitor. 5'8" and 180 lbs
Jones is going to have a Sherk-like reach coming out of rehab. Wait and see.
Jones comes out of rehab lookin like post-TRTitor. 5'8" and 180 lbs
Cocaine and other drugs are known to lower testosterone levels quite significantly. It has the inverse effects of a PED.
In any way, if one wants high ratio, Johnnie Morton was 84:1 when he got KTFO'd by Bernard Ackah.
What in the living FUCK? LOL
And he lost? That's probably a sign he should stop fighting.
What? 1:1 is norm and NCAA and some others allow up to 6:1, right?
So 0,29 is waay below norm
Overeem had 14:1 ratio.
Opiates (vicodin/norco, oxycontin, percocet) will do that in a big way
I appreciate the info, but no, it doesn't answer my question. Following the BF fight, it was reported that AO tested an abnormally low T/E level. I found an article that confirmed it, but it doesn't say exactly what the ratio was, just that it was low. This occurred directly after his 14:1 test, and the presumption was that he had screwed up his system either with masking agents or just years of abuse. Now Jones has tested extremely low himself and is in rehab.
I am curious if anyone knows for comparison's sake.
No, we have no idea about his testosterone.
We know that he has very weird testosterone to epitesosterone ratio, because it should be 1:1 or likely even higher in young, high level athlete.
I thought people would already learn after all those years of talking about this stuff.
According to the mama article posted below you're post you're wrong. There is nothing suspicious about having a law ratio.
Opiates (vicodin/norco, oxycontin, percocet) will do that in a big way
What in the living FUCK? LOL
And he lost? That's probably a sign he should stop fighting.
Some people have a genetic variation that means they have low T/E ratios naturally and they can take exogenous testosterone with barely any change to their T/E ratio.
0.29:1 is well within the 95th percentile anyway so nothing to see here.
http://www.researchgate.net/profile...g_analysis/links/0fcfd50d1bd0a4960b000000.pdfSome people have a genetic variation that means they have low T/E ratios naturally and they can take exogenous testosterone with barely any change to their T/E ratio.
0.29:1 is well within the 95th percentile anyway so nothing to see here.
via Kevin Iole ‏'s twitter
apparently they also knew about this and didn't do anything about it as well.
According to the mama article posted below you're post you're wrong. There is nothing suspicious about having a law ratio.
Why would opiates affect test? Alcohol and roids and HIV and HCV and test cancer.That is interesting.
I was in bad shape hooked on opiates for several years recently, and had my testosterone tested right in the middle of it. It would have been hard to have been much worse off; it was like a $5,000/month habit. I was 35 years old at the time, and fully expected to test low. Turns out I was above average for my age.
I would be curious to see what it looks like now that I have cleaned up.