Roelants wrote:
I am trying to understand the thread. What is the issue? Is it the supplement? The injection of the supplement ? or the prepared responses to testers?
Both are clues he's a "do whatever it takes to win" program manager.
How many more times do we have to repeat the cycle of "oh, that's not proof of anything." only to later find out there was totally out of control doping? Clues: Jones/BALCO, Armstrong, countless Russian re-positives, IAAF taking bribes to hide positives.
I know, this time it's different.
the drink containing L-carnitine was presented as "a prerequisite" to being part of the team and that she (Jackie Areson) regularly consumed it from October 2011 to April 2012.
So, forced, team-wide, within the rules, doping program including iron injections. But, it's all good. All within the rules.
Dr Jeffrey Brown, a former paid medical consultant to the Nike Oregon Project, said he had carried out experiments involving L-carnitine injections with permission from the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA).
Dr. Brown pops up again. This time blatantly lying.
Yeah, all clean at NOP.