wow wow wow wrote:
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:This was written years ago.
Mo is never tested positive.
And neither did Lance. Or Flo Jo. Or Marion Jones.
Mo Farah was an also ran until his late 20s.
Mo Farah was an also ran until he became associated with Alberto Salazar and Jama Aden.
Mo Farah was an also ran until he didn't hear the doorbell when the drug testers came.
Mo Farah was an also ran until he said he was training in France but he was really in Spain.
Mo Farah was an also ran until he started spending large parts of the year in 3 world countries.
PS. It was written two days ago and I don't see any mention of it on this site.
Salazar has never hidden the fact that he carries testosterone gel with him, but claims it is because he suffers from hypogonadism, which means he suffers from low testosterone and requires testosterone replacement therapy. Yet the Usada report dismisses this explanation, saying that Salazar failed to provide “acceptable justification for possessing testosteroneâ€.
“Despite Usada’s request that he do so, Mr Salazar has still produced no laboratory testing records, blood test data, examination notes, chart notes or differential diagnosis substantiating that Mr Salazar suffers from hypogonadism,†it adds.
Rule 21.2.6 of the World Anti-Doping Agency code states that athlete support personnel are strictly banned from possessing banned drugs without “valid justification.â€
Salazar has also admitted conducting a testosterone experiment with Dr Jeffrey Brown, involving rubbing the banned substance on his sons, in a bid to see what levels would trigger a banned test. This, he explained in 2015, was to protect against his athletes potentially being sabotaged after a race so that they would test positive. Yet Usada are critical of this behaviour too, calling it “UNLAWFULâ€.
On Sunday it was revealed that Usada’s report also says that Salazar “almost certainly†broke anti doping rules when he gave infusions of the amino acid L carnitine to six of his US athletes at the Nike Oregon Project in Portland, Oregon, where Farah trains.
The 269-page interim report, which was sent by Usada to the Texas Medical Board in March 2016 but never published, also alleged that Dr. Brown had provided Salazar’s athletes with prescription drug cocktails, often with NO MEDICAL NEED, and had “engaged in SERIAL VIOLATIONS of PROFESSIONAL, MEDICAL and ETHICAL OBLIGATIONS to his patients, putting them at increased risk of injury to their health and wellbeingâ€.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/mar/03/leaked-usada-report-suggests-fresh-claims-alberto-salazar-mo-farahThis is all conspiracy theory nonsense.
This is all fake news.
I don't think that there is anything in the 269 page report sent to the Texas Medical Board that Coach Alberto Salazar or Dr. Jeffrey Brown should worry their wee brains about.
Alberto is going to sleep just fine.
OK?
Alberto will just take a few Ambien to 'help' get to sleep...and have pleasant nightmares.
Sleep well Alberto.