Herbstrong said:forget i mentioned armstrong.
It's kinda' hard to considering the importance he has to your point...
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Herbstrong said:forget i mentioned armstrong.
ChewbaccaD said:It's kinda' hard to considering the importance he has to your point...
Here's a short list of some MLB players who have had Tommy John surgery.Herbstrong said:Where do procedures such as lasik eye surgery, tommy john surgery, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy come in to play? These are performance enhancing and not everyone can afford these procedures, therefore giving that athlete an unfair advantage over their competitors.
RobbieCanuck said:jw1979 said:I agree, it is fairly clear you know nothing about the science of sleep.
Herbstrong said:is tommy john an accepted form of doping, PEDing, etc?
Herbstrong said:not everyone can afford these procedures
Granville57 said:You're changing the goal posts...again.
Your original point was that...
I've pointed out that to anyone who mattered (in terms of actual competitors) affordability was not a factor.
Btw, I liked Defcon5 better.
Herbstrong said:is tommy john an accepted form of doping, PEDing, etc?
zigmeister said:An example, why can you take albuterol or allergy medications that allow you to even get on the bike?
that is called Aicar. All non-functional tissue is rendered on the individual taking the combination of Aicar, GW501516 and lipotropin.proffate said:I guess a cyclist could surgically remove unnecessary stuff like the appendix or some ribs; eat a lot to maximize training gains then get liposuction right before competition, etc. These surgical means of performance enhancement are legal AFAIK but they're so amazingly morbid I don't think many would try them.
Alberto Vigonesi @AlbertoVigonesi · 4m 4 minutes ago
@Irl_Cyc_Results @sticky_bottle @SSbike @teamidea2010 No. But "to hold a vehicle" and "to dope" are slightly different things.