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  • Akyra
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    #101


    anyone want some homemade cookies?? fresh out of the oven

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    • Carpe Diem
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      #102
      Originally posted by Lady Fan

      This article is based on this (facts)

      http://www.anabolicsteroidsguide.com...files/hgh.html

      Quote: USADA Prefers Out Of Competition Testing

      Said J. Sahi, M.D., tells Philboxing why the USADA prefers out-of-competition testing:


      A random blood testing for the synthetic Human Growth Hormone, Somatropin, within the training period leading to the fight is NOT an effective way to catch cheaters especially if it is done within the thirty days before the fight. The USADA knows this. As a matter of fact, Travis Tygart, the CEO of USADA said that to be most effective, athletes would have to be subjected to random testing while out of competition. If it will be done for this fight, it would be during competition since the fighters are scheduled to start training in early January.

      No athletes, trainers and coaches in their right mind will use this drug few days or weeks before the competition. It is useless because it will take several weeks to months to have the desired results. That is why this test is recommended to be used when athletes are out of competition.

      It is not simple to use HGH for few weeks before the fight. It is troublesome. When using HGH the body also needs more thyroid hormones, insulin, corticosteroids, gonadotropins, estrogens and what a surprise androgens and anabolic steroids. This is also the reason why HGH, when taken alone, is considerably less effective and can only reach its optimum effect by the additive intake of steroids, thyorid hormones, and insulin, in particular.1 These other drugs can be detected by the urine test then NSAC urine test is already enough for this.
      There are three hormones which are needed at the same time in order to allow for maximum anabolic effect. These are HGH, insulin, and an LT-3 thyroid hormone, such as, for example, Cytomel. Only then can the liver produce and release an optimal amount of somatomedin and insulin-like growth factors. This anabolic effect can be further enhanced by taking a substance with an anticatabolic effect. These substances are-everybody should probably know by now-anabolic/androgenic steroids or Clenbuterol. Then a synergetic effect takes place. 2

      Blood sugar and thyroid hormone should also be monitored while using HCG. It is really difficult and inconvenient to have all these stuffs during competition especially when you have only few weeks before the fight. That is why, this is being done during out of competition when athletes have several months prior to the competition or fight.




      Coming from the queen of all the Pac nuthuggers, biased article.

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        #103
        Some very good points brought up in that video. I still don't really think that Manny is using PEDs but this does raise su****ion a bit further.

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        • VoodooChild
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          #104
          Originally posted by damned1974
          No,I agree that Manny asking his opponents to shed excess weight weakens them.As well as his last 4 opponents,Clottey will be at a major disadvantage physically.If Manny wants to give the impression that he is fighting the "bigger" guys,why does he make them dry up???
          Why doesn't it work the other way around?? When Manny was fighting at 130 lbs he was cutting 15-17 lbs, that does weaken you but it was what he chose to do. Now that he's fighting at larger weights he's not nearly as drained and he's feeling a lot better in the ring. It's not PED's that have effected him, it's the fact that he can eat 5 times a day and have breakfast and lunch on the day of the weigh in.

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          • Foodie One
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            #105
            Originally posted by P4P305
            Coming from the queen of all the Pac nuthuggers, biased article.
            A biased article that contains facts perhaps? Nice one P4P305. I bet you didn't even read or fully understood what's been presented.

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              #106
              Originally posted by littlemac
              Look am not hating on Pac or loving Mayweather trust me. Am just going by common sense. The fact that you feel this vid is bashing on Pac exposes you as a ******* because the vid indirectly puts Manny in a bad light there for you feel a sence of disrespect or feel its offensive when a boxing fan would see it as a boxer simply looking suspecious about refusing to be tested. Holyfield even said that if he would refuse testing that he would look guilty. Is that Holyfield hating or bashing on himself to say that? No he simply took the test and pass it with out a problem. Don't be affended man. We are both boxing fans and should back up anything that would benefit the sport and the boxing fans. When boxers get to big they try to monopolis the sport and hence why big fights aren't being made. Olympic style testing will only make the sport cleaner and more respected. How could this hurt the sport or the fighters. In fact this would protect the fighters as well.
              right but u based it on the testing that doesnt used in boxing if sometime ago they did it on some boxers it doesnt mean it should be done on all boxers.. pac has the right to turn down the test he is not oblige to do it cuz there is the commission, but he complied and agreed but still floyd asked for additional things aside from the random testing. the video must be used on breaking down the NSAC commission and replace it with this Olympic style testing.. until its approved until then you are right.. but still its just an opinion and even its based on facts its still useless cuz NSAC is still the commission on all of these testing..

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              • Carpe Diem
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                #107
                Originally posted by Lady Fan
                A biased article that contains facts perhaps? Nice one P4P305. I bet you didn't even read or fully understood what's been presented.
                It's an old article, now urine and blood test are the best way to test the athletes, and random testing is the best way to catch cheaters. Yes, didn't the USADA already stated they wouldn't test Pac and Floyd 48 hours before the fight? Pac is just afraid of Floyd's style, plain and simple.
                Last edited by Carpe Diem; 01-13-2010, 09:27 PM.

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                • damned1974
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                  #108
                  Originally posted by VoodooChild
                  Why doesn't it work the other way around?? When Manny was fighting at 130 lbs he was cutting 15-17 lbs, that does weaken you but it was what he chose to do. Now that he's fighting at larger weights he's not nearly as drained and he's feeling a lot better in the ring. It's not PED's that have effected him, it's the fact that he can eat 5 times a day and have breakfast and lunch on the day of the weigh in.
                  It can be a combo of both our opinions.Manny doesn't "starve/scarf and barf" himself,but he makes his opponents weaken themselves by doing so.That is only one fraction of why Manny has advantages over his opponents.
                  As for PEDs-only Manny and his crew know this,but they will always cast doubt and su****ion as long as they refuse to do RANDOM blood tests without a cut-off date.The more times they change their stories and resist the demands, the more questions will arise to the public.Consequently, the more questions,the more doubt over how legitimate he really is.
                  They are letting pride dictate any failures of earning more legacy,money (with a Floyd fight) and most of all honesty.If the majority of people don't hold the Mayweather's opinions as valuable or a reason to disapprove of Manny (or tarnish his reputation),then the worst Manny's chance of success in the courtroom he will have,since his resistance to certain testing and dishonesty/excuses from his team are making people cast doubts about him...not the Mayweather's expressed opinions.Again,I have looked through the legal complaints from Manny's team and nearly all of it is going to be hard to prove as accusations,not opinions.Frankly,its a big waste of his time and energy.The Pacquiao team should have focused an equal amount of time with compromise instead of resistance-they would have been 30-50 million dollars richer.

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                  • Method Checker
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                    #109
                    I have to say that it was a very good video. Yes, Pacquiao isn't guilty until proven so. But that doesn't automatically mean he's not on anything.

                    I find the situation very shady. I think Pacquiao is on some sort of steroids but if I'm proving wrong, then so be it. It's just my opinion.

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                      #110
                      Very, Very Very, INTERESTING VIDEO!

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