GHRP-6 is not even close to HGH. You have no idea what you're talking about. That shit video you posted doesn't state GHRP-6 is on HGH's level.
HGH will make your skull/organs/feet/hands all grow. Nothing is close to it, GHRP-6 is equivalent to creatine compared to HGH.
Uuhhhh...that's his ass.So he uses his skin cream on his head?
Yes, they're suppose to disclose any medications, treatments, etc. they're taking.Interesting. Wasn't his failed test a random test? Do they have you fill out a questionaire for a random test?
Edit: I'm not arguing, I'm just trying to understand the process.
I think rather than "confirms report" it should be
Chad Mendes CLAIMS positive due to skin cream.
If it was a genuine story, first, he had to get hold of a cream that seemingly isnt available in the US, and secondly, if it was genuinely medically prescribed then he almost certainly would have got a reduction in his sentance if hed been able to prove the medical history etc. He didnt.
So he uses his skin cream on his head?
This has been my thought all along for years. Identify a product that has something that would cause a positive drug test (ie DHEA - it won't do shit, but will likely cause a positive test), and use that as your fall back excuse. McGwire pulled that off years ago, and all those useless sports reporters who knew nothing, attributed McGwire's muscles to some shitty DHEA. Its so simple and I have no doubt that is the strategy being used today.
Interesting. Wasn't his failed test a random test? Do they have you fill out a questionaire for a random test?
Edit: I'm not arguing, I'm just trying to understand the process.
Ehhhhhh. McGwire originally claimed it was androdenestione, which was legal and readily available at any supplement store back then. Since then it's been outlawed. The vast majority of worthwhile pro-hormones were made illegal in the Prohormone Act of 2014.
2 years of his prime gone because of a cream, these fighters really need to do their due dilligence.
You fill out a questionnaire with every test. its part of the doping control form. list any medications, supplements etc.
had he put it as a medication then, then first of all his initial suspension would have been days later, and like Machida etc it would have been because of "declaring use of prohibited substance"
second, if he had put it as medication then that would have furthered his claim to try and get a reduction from usada on the grounds he was prescribed it medically
Why would he get a reduced suspension if GHRP-6 is a listed ingredient and he doesn't have a TUE for GHRP-6?