You would probably not read it, and deny it on principle, oblivious to what he said.
You refer to studies that you concede are irrelevant to the point of whether drugs are performance enhancing, while you dispute that drugs are performance enhancing. You sure know how to cut yourself off at the knees. Sage Canaday summed you up in a nutshell. An ill-informed dunderhead.
You would probably not read it, and deny it on principle, oblivious to what he said.
You refer to studies that you concede are irrelevant to the point of whether drugs are performance enhancing, while you dispute that drugs are performance enhancing. You sure know how to cut yourself off at the knees. Sage Canaday summed you up in a nutshell. An ill-informed dunderhead.
More gross misunderstanding and then followed by an insult.
You would probably not read it, and deny it on principle, oblivious to what he said.
You refer to studies that you concede are irrelevant to the point of whether drugs are performance enhancing, while you dispute that drugs are performance enhancing. You sure know how to cut yourself off at the knees. Sage Canaday summed you up in a nutshell. An ill-informed dunderhead.
It looks like the only words that really resonate with you are personal insults.
No matter how you want to look at it, the EPO efficacy for elite performance is not well supported by decades of blood doping research. To make that jump still requires one or two leaps of faith.
But if it calms you down, science still permits you to believe in unproven myths.
You refer to studies that you concede are irrelevant to the point of whether drugs are performance enhancing, while you dispute that drugs are performance enhancing. You sure know how to cut yourself off at the knees. Sage Canaday summed you up in a nutshell. An ill-informed dunderhead.
It looks like the only words that really resonate with you are personal insults.
No matter how you want to look at it, the EPO efficacy for elite performance is not well supported by decades of blood doping research. To make that jump still requires one or two leaps of faith.
But if it calms you down, science still permits you to believe in unproven myths.
"Decades of blood doping research" has never included top athletes who have blood doped. So tell me again what it proves? Meanwhile, so many athletes continue to dope - unimpressed by the "research" that has never consulted them. And can't. Canaday was right about you.
It looks like the only words that really resonate with you are personal insults.
No matter how you want to look at it, the EPO efficacy for elite performance is not well supported by decades of blood doping research. To make that jump still requires one or two leaps of faith.
But if it calms you down, science still permits you to believe in unproven myths.
"Decades of blood doping research" has never included top athletes who have blood doped. So tell me again what it proves? Meanwhile, so many athletes continue to dope - unimpressed by the "research" that has never consulted them. And can't. Canaday was right about you.
Still not a clue how science works.Go get an education prior to your next post.
"Decades of blood doping research" has never included top athletes who have blood doped. So tell me again what it proves? Meanwhile, so many athletes continue to dope - unimpressed by the "research" that has never consulted them. And can't. Canaday was right about you.
What does it prove? I know you are really slow on the uptake, so here we go again.
The popular and widespread suggestion of EPO performance improvements for elite performance is one, not based on information and knowledge and observation, but based on faith and hope and belief, whether the idea is held by ignorant fans, or athletes, coaches, agents, managers, husbands, doctors, pharmacists, anti-doping leaders, or even from the most experienced blood-doping researchers.
It seems like the strongest rebuttal to "we don't really know about EPO for elite performance" you can muster is that "we still don't know it doesn't work either, but a lot of athletes believe it".