which is complete and utter bullshit, as other athletes who have been caught with comparable amounts received lengthy punishments.
also, USADA made a pretty big deal about jon taking it unintentionally, while still handing him a suspension. they also hired an arbiter who decided there was no wrongdoing based on their conversation with jones, like true professionals.
oh i'm following all right. what you and other corporate shills are conveniently ignoring here, though, is that trace amounts aren't the measuring stick for effectiveness. they're trace amounts, and we look for them in order to establish someone used PEDs. you don't need to bust someone with levels that actually enhance his performance at the time of the test, it's enough to prove they used it at some point in the past.
having a "tiny little speck of salt in my olympic pool" is the stupidest fucking excuse in the history of excuses, for two reasons. number one, everyone who has ever been busted, has been busted for nano or picograms. these drugs are used in small doses. number two, trace amounts detected do not imply trace amounts ingested. these drugs get flushed out of the system, which is clear to pretty much everyone with a functioning brain.
there is literally no science behind the claim that turinabol stayed in his system for 16 months. they pulled this shit out of their ass, and you parrots are now proudly repeating it. i can't decide if it's hilarious or disturbing.