Comments Thread For: Brandon Rios Takes Another Hit With Failed Drug Test

[butchie12]

true...... i think Xylocaine is definitely involved. I think you are onto something, keep up the good work

[PETUFF]

i dont trust any mexican boxer .........i know it!! he was with something,donaire too santa cruz too ,the mexican russian too all of them used something to be a man cowards

[Da Boxer]

Cheat!

Dimethylamylamine is a drug made synthetically in a laboratory. It was originally used as a nasal decongestant. Today, dimethylamylamine is sold as a dietary supplement used for attention deficit-hyperactive disorder (ADHD), weight loss, improving athletic performance, and body building.

Some products claim that dimethylamylamine naturally comes from rose geranium oil. Supplements that contain this ingredient sometimes list rose geranium, geranium oil, or geranium stems on the label. However, laboratory analysis shows that this drug probably does not come from this natural source. It is thought that these manufacturers have artificially added this drug to the supplement rather than obtaining it from a natural source. Dimethylamylamine is considered a drug in Canada is not permitted in dietary supplements or natural health products.

Many athletes take dimethylamylamine to improve performance. However, dimethylamylamine was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency’s prohibited substances list for 2010. Therefore, competitive athletes should avoid taking it.

Ban this cheater!!!

[turnedup]

I doubt Pac even got tested.

Ariza use to work with Pacquiao and as soon as pacquiao was about to take a random drug test,Roach ask Pac-juice to fire Ariza,hmmm.I doubt that` s a coincidence.

Now you are reaching son....considering Rios has a history of weight issues who is to say this isn't just his history catching up to him, who is to say he wasn't taking this on his own previously with nobodies knowledge and thought the tests wouldn't catch the diuretic. Listen, I thought maybe Pacquaio was on roids at one point and then I saw him in person..if that dude was on steroids he'd be a fck load bigger than he is..if you saw Pacquaio within reach distance you'd realize the dude is tiny as fck he's just cut. Best celebrity comparison I can make would be an adult Frankie Muniz, him and Pacquaio are about the same size physically.

[Young Money]

Ariza is getting sloppy.

Not a good look for Pac and gives fuels to his witch hunters.

[Don da da]

I wonder where all those Rios supporters are now? The ones that so vociferously defended Rios for crying after a loss. Strange how they all disappear.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Cheat!

Quote:

Dimethylamylamine is a drug made synthetically in a laboratory. It was originally used as a nasal decongestant. Today, dimethylamylamine is sold as a dietary supplement used for attention deficit-hyperactive disorder (ADHD), weight loss, improving athletic performance, and body building.

Some products claim that dimethylamylamine naturally comes from rose geranium oil. Supplements that contain this ingredient sometimes list rose geranium, geranium oil, or geranium stems on the label. However, laboratory analysis shows that this drug probably does not come from this natural source. It is thought that these manufacturers have artificially added this drug to the supplement rather than obtaining it from a natural source. Dimethylamylamine is considered a drug in Canada is not permitted in dietary supplements or natural health products.

Many athletes take dimethylamylamine to improve performance. However, dimethylamylamine was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency’s prohibited substances list for 2010. Therefore, competitive athletes should avoid taking it.

Ban this cheater!!!

You didnt bold the most important one, ADHD. That's the real reason why he was taking it.


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[Hawkeye_616]

Screw Ariza and Heredia. They should be banned from sports.

[PETUFF]

no wonder i know it!!Many athletes take dimethylamylamine to improve performance. However, dimethylamylamine was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency’s prohibited substances list for 2010. Therefore, competitive athletes should avoid taking it.

[TOBYLEE1]

That is the Ariza effect