chipotlenextime wrote:
From what I read (if she was cheating), they do not believe she was injecting it...she must have been ingesting this. It was stated that this would leave the body in 24 hours.
So, if Shelby slipped herself some nandrolone the day before, received a random drug test call, why not avoid showing up? Can't you receive a whereabout failure once without consequences?
Wouldn't it make more sense to do this than risk a possible positive?
This is my guess.
We know that she was orally ingesting it so it was obviously part of a supplement she was taking. Now it's impossible that she didn't know there was nanodrolone pro-hormone in this supplement because if that was the case you wouldn't defend yourself with some horsesh$t story about a XXXL burrito full of 11 ounces of meat that you didn't order but ate anyways right? If you really didn't know you would please actual ignorance (and stupidity) and maybe you get 2 years and even less on appeal if the CAS is feeling lenient.
I think she was taking whatever she was with full culpability but obviously had far too much trust that what she was taking wouldn't push her above the legally acceptable limits (aka micro-dosing). Here-in lay her problem(s).
1) Trust that what she was taking, on a batch to batch level, was consistent in its composition.
2) Lack of understanding that each humans body metabolizes things differently. It's most likely she was taking over-the-counter stuff like 19-Nor prohormones (just google it) that are either identified in the body as nandrolone or can actually become nandrolone once in the system. It's very possible that at her size and weight that only a slightly irregular batch of whatever she was on could spike her above the legal limits without her knowing.
All of this sounds so incredibly risky and stupid. But I don't know how to frame this up - not only did she get caught, she then compounded her problems by defending herself with an easily debunked tale? Maybe she is, well, stupid?
Long answer short - she thought she was going to pass this test just like every other. She had no idea that she would have a nandrolone marker way above the acceptable limit. She knew she would be on the spectrum because she knew what she was doing - she just never in her wildest dreams thought she would return that number.
Awful coincidence (if there is such for a cheat) - maybe a supplement that wasn't accurate in its composition, maybe an biological situation in her body that caused the metabolization of her supplement to produce more nandrolone then she thought it would.
Play with fire eventually you will get burned.