Say I'm a 4:30 miler. will EPO get me to 4:10? What if i'm a 4:10 miler, will EPO get me a sub-4? Asking for a friend.
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KhanFriend wrote:
Say I'm a 4:30 miler. will EPO get me to 4:10? What if i'm a 4:10 miler, will EPO get me a sub-4? Asking for a friend.
If you test positive make sure you tell them it’s just from biting your metal chain necklace
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You can tell your ‘friend’ that there is an ‘Outdoor’ magazine article where one of the writers takes it for a few months. Basically said that he never got tired and pretty much felt invincible while on it. Victor Conte talks about it too. Instant recovery and allows for multiple hard workouts in short period of time which would otherwise not be possible. There is a reason athletes use it. Basically, it just makes it easier to work harder.
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I would say around 3:36
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KhanFriend wrote:
Say I'm a 4:30 miler. will EPO get me to 4:10? What if i'm a 4:10 miler, will EPO get me a sub-4? Asking for a friend.
Yes to both.
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Fghgg wrote:
You can tell your ‘friend’ that there is an ‘Outdoor’ magazine article where one of the writers takes it for a few months. Basically said that he never got tired and pretty much felt invincible while on it. Victor Conte talks about it too. Instant recovery and allows for multiple hard workouts in short period of time which would otherwise not be possible. There is a reason athletes use it. Basically, it just makes it easier to work harder.
What are the negative effects?
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Blot clot or stroke or heart attack from a blood clot
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tradbik wrote:
Fghgg wrote:
You can tell your ‘friend’ that there is an ‘Outdoor’ magazine article where one of the writers takes it for a few months. Basically said that he never got tired and pretty much felt invincible while on it. Victor Conte talks about it too. Instant recovery and allows for multiple hard workouts in short period of time which would otherwise not be possible. There is a reason athletes use it. Basically, it just makes it easier to work harder.
What are the negative effects?
4 year ban, lots of message board threads hating on you.
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Is there a doctor in the house? wrote:
tradbik wrote:
What are the negative effects?
4 year ban, lots of message board threads hating on you.
Fixed for you
It’s only 4 years, you can claim is food and everyone in the USA will back you if you are a decent USA athlete. If you are anyone other country this board threatens you, your coach, and your country should be banned.
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Tell from experience of a friend, it doesn't help that much.
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Ask Will Palmer
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Go read some of the old cycling books, Tyler Hamilton, the Danes back in the day. Dr Ferrari himself declared nothing else matters but red blood cells.
But also depends on the person. If you are training hard and you hematocrit is 42 and you EPO that bad boy to 51-51 that’s a HUGE jump.
Apparently in the glory days the Danish guys were jogging in hotels in the middle of the night with hematocrits in the mid 60s. Had to keep that heart rate up so you didn’t die in your sleep. THAT is getting after it
Even the BALCO sprinters were on EPO. It has always been THE drug.
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Yes... Schumacher said, up to 1 minute over 10,000 - a whopping 4%.
But, if you are on the AIU's radar, then you have to stay under 25 IU per kg. Probably only 2% then, unless you inject daily.
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Without EPO, you'd die. People whose kidneys can't produce EPO become severely anemic and die without medical intervention.
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Fghgg wrote:
You can tell your ‘friend’ that there is an ‘Outdoor’ magazine article where one of the writers takes it for a few months. Basically said that he never got tired and pretty much felt invincible while on it. Victor Conte talks about it too. Instant recovery and allows for multiple hard workouts in short period of time which would otherwise not be possible. There is a reason athletes use it. Basically, it just makes it easier to work harder.
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Are you a Keniano? The EPO, it no a worka on a Keniano.
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It should be good for about a 9.08 second improvement in the 3k.
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"And then, suddenly, he says, all of the years of training and all the injections of EPO kicked in. Hellebuyck felt like he was soaring. “I don’t know where it came from. I got that extra boost, and I finished unbelievably fast. How can you possibly kick that fast at the end of a marathon? I say, You know what? That’s the first time I was believing in EPO. It was not natural. I mean seriously, the way I kicked down that last 400 yards and ran [to 2:19:59] was just unnatural.”
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Bullet the Blue Sky wrote:
Fghgg wrote:
You can tell your ‘friend’ that there is an ‘Outdoor’ magazine article where one of the writers takes it for a few months. Basically said that he never got tired and pretty much felt invincible while on it. Victor Conte talks about it too. Instant recovery and allows for multiple hard workouts in short period of time which would otherwise not be possible. There is a reason athletes use it. Basically, it just makes it easier to work harder.
Jeez, that's like an ad for HGH. Anyone know of a good anti-aging clinic in manhattan?
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