rekrunner wrote:
Armstronglivs wrote:
I said 4.44 for 2000m shows EPO is a powerful drug. Understanding what someone says is not a strong point of yours.
I did not say that "scarcely breathing" proves EPO use, even if it may suggest it, but that EPO enables greater aerobic fitness, and this is characterised by superior performance with less effort. But that takes us into biology, which is a foreign country to you.
The point you are obsessed with is my comment that a higher red blood cell count (which EPO may enable) can ensure a greater transfer of oxygen for each breath. You need a citation for that? Of course you do.
So I said "indicate" and your response is to deny saying it "proves" it, but "may suggest it"? I confess that is challenging to understand exactly where you stand now.
If you never claimed any relation between breathing and EPO, seems like you could have said that 14 pages ago.
If you do claim a relationship, and claim that it is the result of reading several sources, I just wonder what prevented you from responding to the request 14 pages ago.
I got this one. No WR has ever been documented by ventilation rate or volume or blood values while in progress.
Might as well preemptively move the posts for you.