What the heck is on the neck of the top Japanese finisher in Tokyo?

Barabbas wrote:

LRC community, I am disappointed in you. They’re hickies.

That was my first thought!

Angry Willy wrote:

Barabbas wrote:

LRC community, I am disappointed in you. They’re hickies.

That was my first thought!

This aligns with my understanding of the Japanese and their love of octopus!

Its cupping. You could see symmetrical marks on the inside of his knees and up on his inner thighs. Probably had bruising on his wrists and inner elbow too.

It’s traditional eastern medicine stuff for energy flow so he could run fast without pure hate.

Takinadump wrote:

Holistic is the most suspicious word in the English language

Not as suspicious as "elite".

We have found the first let's run non-virgin!

fisky wrote:

What are the magnets supposed to do?

Relieve you of money.

Takinadump wrote:

Looooozer wrote:

Imagine thinking cupping therapy works with zero scientific data backing it lmao

How about you put up a peer reviewed study. It is bullshit. Placebo

The placebo effect works. (You just have to believe.)

This is a source of PED infusion. Like a patch that slowly releases a drug into your system. It has been seen in several middle eastern countries where doping is not banned.

pine tar like Michael Pineda?

gimme placebo wrote:

Takinadump wrote:

How about you put up a peer reviewed study. It is bullshit. Placebo

The placebo effect works. (You just have to believe.)

THIS

Japane eze wrote:

No , this is holistic healing . 1. The guy won. 2. this works the same way acupuncture works 3. trigger points are real . 4. Western medicine doctors use to use mercury to treat viruses .....

He definitely did not win. Legese won, and I didn't see anything on his neck.

Looks like a teabagging gone wrong!!

fisky wrote:

What are the magnets supposed to do?

How do they work?

Yo dawg! Japanese folk can get freaky. Chill! Those are just hi kids from a crazy bukake s3ssion.

Don't you watch japanese horror movies?