Wow, if he really has undetectable **** like he says, even if he did give jmm the **** it wont ever show anyway. Crazy **** this guy did, and what a ****in rat btw.
4th Part: "Clean top performance is a fairy tale."
SPIEGEL: The idea that sport is of fair competition within fixed rules, is actually long dead?
Heredia: Yes, sure. Unless we return to the ancient sport back without any money. Without television, without Adidas and Nike. It's obvious: Who will get eighth in the major sports events $ 5000, and who will get the first, 100,000. In thinking of the athletes, and he thinks that all the other dope anyway, and he's right. And your dream is that an athlete believes in morals and ideas? Clean top performance is a myth, my friend.
SPIEGEL: Do you want to actually argue for the release of doping?
Heredia: No, but I think we should Epo release the IGF and testosterone, as well as adrenaline and epitestosterone, those substances so that the body also produces itself - just for pragmatic reasons, because that is the prosecution's impossible, but also because of the fairness.
SPIEGEL: That's be serious: fairness?
Heredia: Yes, we take the most popular drug: Epo. Epo changes the hemoglobin value, and people now have even different levels of hemoglobin. Disclosure would therefore allow the justice and equality that supposedly all want. There just genetic differences between athletes.
SPIEGEL: That distinguish living things, are called natural. You want to make the same doping by athletes?
Heredia: Normal athletes have a level of 3 nanograms per milliliter of blood testosterone, the sprinter Tim Montgomery has 3 nanograms, but Maurice Greene has 9 nanograms. What can Tim? Not doping with endogenous substances is unfair nature is unjust.
SPIEGEL: And would you ban it?
Heredia: Everything else, everything that can be dangerous. Amphetamines? Prohibit. Steroids? Prohibit.
SPIEGEL: Are there any clean sports?
Heredia: athletics, swimming, cross country skiing, cycling can not be saved. Golf? Not clean. Football? Footballers come to me and say they have run down the line-up and without getting tired, and play every three days. Basketballer take fat-Nitro, amphetamines, ephedrine. Baseball? Haha. Steroids in preparation for amphetamines in the game. Even archers take Downer called to her arm still. All dope.
SPIEGEL: Did you actually even made means or did you just worried?
Heredia: I did not have a lab, but I was, well: access to labs in Mexico City. I can provide the raw material and bought ...
SPIEGEL: ... from where?
Heredia: Everywhere. Australia, South Africa, Austria, Bulgaria, China. Growth hormone came from Swiss company Serono. Imports to Mexico was never difficult, the laws are not as strict as. One can very well buy in pharmacies with us. When a new drug came somewhere in the testing phase, we knew about it and ordered it. Then I combined substances. And every now and then I made a cream.
SPIEGEL: Have you ever actually taken seriously the inspectors?
Heredia: No, we have laughed. Today, of course, laugh investigators.
SPIEGEL: What do you live today?
Heredia: A little bit of money is still there. I am a student again, I want to be a pharmacist. This is my dream. But I do not know if I can find work if I am accused of, whether I am deported, wherever I go. I have no life. I walk around and make sure that no one is following me. But compared with Jerome Young I feel good.
SPIEGEL: What the World Champion of 2003 makes today?
Heredia: He is 31 years old and sitting in a truck and drive from bread. He is said to have broken the laws of the sport, but that's not: Jerome has just followed these laws.
SPIEGEL: Mr. Heredia, thank you for this interview.
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