OK so what are the metabolites of Ostarine and their detection times?but biological half-life is still totally irrelevant to drug testing.
BHL applies strictly to the parent drug, and even then, has no bearing on detection time, it only determines how long after ingestion before the amount of active compound present is reduced by half.
it has no relevance to any resulting short, medium or long term metabolites.
Another Dana favorite is now a 'pulsing' victim.
Idiots will believe he's clean.
To be fair, considering its ostarine, he may just be dumb enough to keep taking unapproved supplements.
Don't gloss over the possibility that he's a moron.
OK so what are the metabolites of Ostarine and their detection times?
If he's not being sanctioned by USADA why is he pulled from the card?
They look for the parent drug and its metabolites. Half life has a direct bearing on that. Again, what are the metabolites for Ostarine?as i say above, I dont think this is residual.
If the original adverse finding was "consistent" with contamination (despite the fact that they could not find the supplement that caused it) then you have to presume that the amount present was incredibly low.
For that to still be residual nearly a year later, Im not buying it.
But that doesnt mean he intentionally ingested ostarine.
But the point I was making is, people quote half life this, half life that. has nothing at all to do with drug testing/anti doping
Because most people don’t know what they’re talking about of course..lol, i love how the thread started about sean o'malley, and within the first page ended up being about jon jones. jones and drugs/cheating go hand-in-hand.
Yeah, they only suspend useless guys like Anderson Silva and werdum. They have to protect the O’Malley’s though.Another Dana favorite is now a 'pulsing' victim.
Idiots will believe he's clean.
To be fair, considering its ostarine, he may just be dumb enough to keep taking unapproved supplements.
Don't gloss over the possibility that he's a moron.
They look for the parent drug and its metabolites. Half life has a direct bearing on that.
Again, what are the metabolites for Ostarine?
Misleading clickbait title. UFC 239 is not off. Sean O'Malley is off
So if they are testing for Androgen Modulators, in this case Ostarine. Then it matters if it has or has not metabolized out of his system. Since they cant pin a metabolite on prior usage. Which has been my point all along.The test for ostarine looks primarily for the parent drug Ostarine/GTx024 (C19/H14/F3/N3/O3)
Wada havnt published anything on what specific metabolites they have identified or are used. I could dig on pubmed but because the primary detection is for a parent drug that is detectable for a considerable time its not really relevant.
Your “scam” is a very public conspiracy with 2 of the leading anti doping organizations in the world. So you should think a bit more about what the motivations would be for them. All public positions for the entire global testing and sports community to assess.Stupidity is often the most reasonable and correct explanation, particularly when it comes to fighters. Generally speaking, they're some of the dumbest people alive. In this case though, I'll believe it when it starts happening to a lot more guys that the UFC are not heavily invested in. Just look at how many fighters they have on the roster. There is no way to honestly believe that Jones and O'Malley are both coincidentally having these pulsing issues.
It's happened to a couple of other guys but in terms of probability, this is extremely unlikely and I think you'd have to be pretty naive to not realize that something else is going on here. I'm really not someone who looks for conspiracies either, this is just obvious. The two most notable cases just happen to be their active champion who they desperately need to be fighting and the kid that Dana singled out as one of his favorites/future stars? I don't think I know everything that's going on behind the scenes here, I just know a scam when I see one.