Lydiard is God wrote:
To help you out, the person making the statement may be IMPLYING something rather than explicitly stating it as a fact. The person listening or reading the statement could INFER certain conclusions based on deduction and reasoning.
Ah, ok! So to infer would be on the receiving end then?
yes
Stop the conspiracy wrote:
Lydiard is God wrote:To help you out, the person making the statement may be IMPLYING something rather than explicitly stating it as a fact. The person listening or reading the statement could INFER certain conclusions based on deduction and reasoning.
Ah, ok! So to infer would be on the receiving end then?
Yes, implication is for tops, inference is what bottoms do.
Pericarditis most likely from excess caffeine.
Dental infection? More likely a infection in the glands, likely from oxidative stress
can you truly disqualify someone with the improper use of your/you're?
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Uh...yeah...here...duh
I've actually had pericarditis, it sucks a lot. If you don't catch it, it can be extremely painful, treatment can last three months and is a very draining drug called colchicine which reduces the ATP process in all cells. Quite exhausting, glad he's okay and impressed at how he ran at USAs
Lydiard is God wrote:
To help you out, the person making the statement may be IMPLYING something rather than explicitly stating it as a fact. The person listening or reading the statement could INFER certain conclusions based on deduction and reasoning.
Stop trying to sound smarter than you are. INFER means inferential, also known as "INDUCTIVE" reasoning/logic. Inductive reasoning means the conclusion is probabilistic based on the arguments/clauses and is not conclusive. Circumstantial evidence is an example of inductive reasoning. DEDUCTIVE reasoning/logic is when the conclusion is guaranteed to be true if the arguments/clauses supporting the argument are true.
survey says wrote:
Stop the conspiracy wrote:Ah, ok! So to infer would be on the receiving end then?
Yes, implication is for tops, inference is what bottoms do.
I think you're implying something about sexual preference, or at least that's what I'm inferring.
returd alert wrote:
That's endocarditis ya moron.
That moran, you moran...
Here is hoping he recovers soon and that it does not reoccur again. Sorry this had to happen around Worlds; that must have been very rough on him.
He seemed very annoyed and upset during his post race interview. I'm sure he's wondering how long it will be before people ask him to speculate on the link between NOP's allegations, and his results of 2017 thus far.
I was surprised to read that colchicine is used to treat pericarditis.
It is also used in plant breeding.
When colchicine is applied to juvenile cells, it causes the chromosome to double.
I read about it being used in magnolia breeding.
I had pericarditis 2 times in 2008 and then 2012. I also had pneumonia 5 times in my life. However pericarditis is nothing to write off. The problems escalated and I wound up eventually being diagnoses with full blown heart disease at 32 years of age 90% blocked LAD thankfully they stented it or I would have been dead guaranteed by now. If Centro is having these type of issues he needs to be looked at by a doctor that can analyze if he is over doing it too his body. Often times athletes especially us runners think they can continually push because we are just plain tough. The truth is I probably way over exerted what I was supposed to do as a runner. I went from a High School kid running 2:02 in the 800m and 4:24 in 1600m. To blowing myself out in college running 3:45 in the 1500m to a 29:05 10,000m. I took my training log to my cardiologist and he said I could have been causing serious damage to myself. I had workouts of 25 x 400m averaging 1:01 to 1:03 with 4 or 5 between 54 and 57 seconds with less then a minute rest. I had 20 + long runs at 5:35 pace. I had a solid 2 years averaging nearly 110 miles a week. The reality is some of us just have an ability to drive through incredible pain. He has a Gold medal and has done amazing things if he is breaking down and continues to push hard he might wind up in my predicament on some pretty rough medications and some nasty side effects. Not trying to preach but I don't want to see anyone like me or not to go through cardiac issues it is terrifying.
well again no one looks at the possibilities
pericarditis can be caused by a number of things, one of them that is interesting considering NOPs constant use of T3 and T4, and the theories of HGH use.
yes hypothyroidism can cause pericarditis. but yeah i am sure there is nooooo connection to centros issues and salazar pumping him with huge dosages of vit D, L-carnitine, T3 and T4.....and 95% sure he is getting micro dosages of HGH, EPO and some steroid massage cream as well.
all you NOP salazar fanboys can be naive and blind all you want. grey area or below the value doping is causing HEALTH issues. ritz didnt like it and bounced, magness didnt, kara goucher, mary cain didnt...and now you see centro has pericarditis more than likely from HGH, L-carnitine, and thyroid injections. but but but but carnitine and thyroid meds arnt illegal!!!!!
but dont take my word for it, read through the links. the last one is interesting. since we know centro is a super micro dick douche, it could be explained that you can get pericarditis from herpes, hep C and aids lol.
http://www.hgh.org/Adverse-Effects-of-HGH.html
C. Duke wrote:
I had pericarditis 2 times in 2008 and then 2012. I also had pneumonia 5 times in my life. However pericarditis is nothing to write off. The problems escalated and I wound up eventually being diagnoses with full blown heart disease at 32 years of age 90% blocked LAD thankfully they stented it or I would have been dead guaranteed by now. If Centro is having these type of issues he needs to be looked at by a doctor that can analyze if he is over doing it too his body. Often times athletes especially us runners think they can continually push because we are just plain tough. The truth is I probably way over exerted what I was supposed to do as a runner. I went from a High School kid running 2:02 in the 800m and 4:24 in 1600m. To blowing myself out in college running 3:45 in the 1500m to a 29:05 10,000m. I took my training log to my cardiologist and he said I could have been causing serious damage to myself. I had workouts of 25 x 400m averaging 1:01 to 1:03 with 4 or 5 between 54 and 57 seconds with less then a minute rest. I had 20 + long runs at 5:35 pace. I had a solid 2 years averaging nearly 110 miles a week. The reality is some of us just have an ability to drive through incredible pain. He has a Gold medal and has done amazing things if he is breaking down and continues to push hard he might wind up in my predicament on some pretty rough medications and some nasty side effects. Not trying to preach but I don't want to see anyone like me or not to go through cardiac issues it is terrifying.
Thank-you for sharing your experience and shedding some light on the illness. I had never heard of it before and I wish you the best in the future.
It's my understanding that Centro had another heart related illness a couple years ago that could've been linked to this. I can't imagine any doctor would advise an athlete to train as hard as he does or you did. This seems like a very serious illness with a high recurring rate.
For all we know this could be a career ending illness for him. Not necessarily due to complications, but due to the potential risk. But I hope the best for him.
Luckily it's a down year next year with no world or olympics so maybe that will take the pressure off and he can just get back into things slowly. I'd honestly rather see him skip the indoor season and just concentrate on getting healthy for the DL Circuit outdoor.
For all of you who think his illnesses is related to doping, that's just sad. No one wants to have really bad health problems like this.
I hope Centro gets better soon!
simply b.s ...........................................
take everything else onboard that have seen from champs
and this simply doesnt pass the smell test .
imagine would have bearly been able to run if had it bad .
an excuse simply told to pull up .
incapable of telling the truth
what do you expect with wada / iaaf running the whole show
did you read what i wrote and check the links? dont worry no coincidence that NOP does all that and centro has health issues.
NOPe nothing to see here. magness and kara are wack jobs, ritz is weenie man lier, and mary cain just didnt want to train anymore.
Zero experience with the heart health. Lots of experience with the dental infection.
You wouldn't think it, but infections around your teeth/gums will kill you. It's a quick trip a few inches up into your brain. People die from tooth infections more than you think.
I had a golfball sized swelling coming out of my gums because of a failed root canal. I stopped running, started taking clindamycin ASAP to get rid of that f**ker. No way I am dying because of my tooth.
i repeat , yes might suffer from this illness .
and likely from natural occurrence , not doping .
but he was simply told to pull up .
iaaf/wada have dirt on most athletes so whatever they say , you do .
even if no dirt i am sure could invent some so can not win , dealin with marxists
face a failed test and character assassination
Why is hep C such a problem with non IV drug users? Are poor needle hygiene with tattoos the possible cause?