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SundayRider said:either way Rogers is either a cheat or very unprofessional.
Isn't 'cheat' and 'unprofessional' in the same category in that it wasn't all that professional of him to get caught?
SundayRider said:either way Rogers is either a cheat or very unprofessional.
Jack (6 ch) said:Any bodybuilding discussion will talk about how they alternate between periods of eating and training big, to bulk up, and then doing 2 weeks or so on the clen for what they call 'cutting' - taking out the fat.
http://forum.simplyshredded.com/topic/2875/page/1/clenbuterol-cycle/
You will also read of clen being cited as beneficial to asthma sufferers - as Hog kindly reminded me, it opens the airways.
DirtyWorks said:The internet is your friend. Try "clenbuterol bodybuilding" in the google.
i just finnished boxing for an hour an 40 mins after talking to u earlier i took my first dose 40 and it gave me a slight energy boost(who no's if was the clen ) felt a little hotter but trained a little better than normal... ill stay on 40 for 2 days then 60for 3 then 80 for 4 then 100 for 5 i dont usually get any side mabey feel a little warm at training, or if i have it to late might find it hard to get to sleep
proffate said:If anecdotes like this are where you get your information, I'd still classify the overall effects of clen as "unclear".
proffate said:that tends to turn up gems like
If anecdotes like this are where you get your information, I'd still classify the overall effects of clen as "unclear".
DirtyWorks said:And yet, here's one using the same search criteria: http://www.elitefitness.com/steroid_profiles/Clenbuterol.html
Scientific? No, it's not a paper. Reliable? Yes. People actually using clen as a PED know more about its effects as a PED than doctors who haven't prescribed it as a PED.proffate said:Does that look reliable or scientific to you?![]()
hrotha said:Scientific? No, it's not a paper. Reliable? Yes. People actually using clen as a PED know more about its effects as a PED than doctors who haven't prescribed it as a PED.
Dear Wiggo said:Agreed. And the BB forums I have read have incredibly detailed accounts of protein / carbs / fat intake, their PED regime, workout routines and weight changes / general feeling of heatlh, etc. That was for AICAR. It was an eye opening read.
If you've only ever lived in a lab, it's going to be hard to understand, but real life ain't always quite like the lab.
thehog said:Agreed. If want to know about PEDs, bodybuilders know more than any scientist.
Guys who are willing to shrink their balls to the point of castration on drugs designed for horses are your best source. Not a lab tech who only test drugs safe for mice & humans.
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Dear Wiggo said:Agreed. And the BB forums I have read have incredibly detailed accounts of protein / carbs / fat intake, their PED regime, workout routines and weight changes / general feeling of heatlh, etc. That was for AICAR. It was an eye opening read.
If you've only ever lived in a lab, it's going to be hard to understand, but real life ain't always quite like the lab.
Merckx, it was speculated Big Boat is Golden Gear.Merckx index said:On the Daily Peloton forum a few years back, there was a body builder, whose screen name was Golden Ear, who was a treasure trove of info when he opened up about his experience. Of course, he thought all this stuff should be legal and permitted, and pooh-poohed any suggestion of adverse effects on health.
thehog said:Agreed. If want to know about PEDs, bodybuilders know more than any scientist.
Guys who are willing to shrink their balls to the point of castration on drugs designed for horses are your best source. Not a lab tech who only test drugs safe for mice & humans.
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proffate said:There are also forums full of nutjobs who will swear up and down the wonders of homeopathic medicine. If you're taking anecdata as fact that's a slap in the face of sport science, and you're pretty much forfeiting all credibility. There are lots of tidbits of "common knowledge" that science has proven to be fallacious, e.g. that coffee acts as a diuretic, that sugar makes kids hyper, etc.
You don't. You trust the consensus.proffate said:but to therefore trust any knuckle-dragging monkey with an internet connection and a keyboard
basically yeah brah.happychappy said:Drugs and Porn?
Merckx index said:Franklin, I think you make some good points, but you are conflating contamination of the food supply—a point, which to repeat a second time, I don’t disagree with—with a significant risk of testing positive for CB. The two do not necessarily go hand and hand, and none of the links you have provided indicate that the one results in the other.
frenchfry said:Fact: Rogers was tested positive for clenbuterol.
You do appear to have trouble with this.
I agree it's not always black and white. The fact that contamination can occur from eating meat containing clenbuterol is obviously a problem with regards to doping testing. However this doesn't mean that because contamination is possible that it is the reason for Rogers' positive. It also doesn't mean it isn't, thus the complexity of the debate. There is also very little chance that we will ever find the truth about the source of the clenbuterol that was in Rogers' body, so any debate is destined to remain theoretical.
According to the rules though, athletes are responsible for what they ingest, whether you find this fair or not.