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Why do people say floyd was "caught" doing peds?
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You keep focusing on dehydration, yet keep ignoring the fact that severe dehydration is the type of dehydration where IV infusion is definitely needed. If it was mild or moderate dehydration, he wouldn't need it and can just drink oral fluids. Does he look like the guy with severe dehydration in the picture?
The least you can do is admit to yourself that Floyd, at the very minimum, made himself look su****ious of PED/EPO masking but like previous posters have stated, it's only the Floyd fans that do not think it's su****ious at all.Comment
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Of course. Why else did the paramedic administer the IV?
I don't have access to the medical condition because of privacy laws. But it's safe to say ....
NSAC snoozed.
USADA approved.
WADA hasn't moved.
You loosed!
Your point is? Do you have any information of Floyds medical condition?"A medical emergency is any medical problem that could cause death or permanent injury if not treated."
WRONG. this is another thomas hauser misconception.You also believe that this medical emergency was due to dehydration. Out of the classifications of dehydration, severe dehydration is the one considered a medical emergency.
I don't know what medical condition caused floyd to be in a dehydrated state.
And thanks to privacy laws neither do you. Only USADA, WADA, FLOYDS PHYSICIAN have the medical information or the MEDICAL CREDINTIALS to diagnose Floyds medical condition.
Don't waste my time. WADA does not state B]SEVERE dehydration [/B] as the only medical condition in which an IV may justifiably be administered. Its ultimately up to the treating physician diagnosis and the Theraputic Use Exemption Comittee to interpret the ISTUE code to determine the validity of the TUE."Severe dehydration (loss of 10-15% of body fluids) is a life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical care."
So you truly believe that Floyd had that?
Signs and symptoms of severe dehydration:
-Severely decreased urine output or no urine output. The urine, if any, produced is concentrated and a deep yellow or amber color.
-Dizziness or lightheadedness that does not allow the person to stand or walk normally.
-Blood pressure drops when the person tries to stand after lying down (low blood pressure or orthostatic hypotension)
-Rapid heart rate
-Fever
-Poor skin elasticity (skin slowly sinks back to its normal position when pinched)
-Sunken eyes
-Lethargy, confusion, or coma
-Seizure
-Shock
I don't know about his vital sign readings like blood pressure, but what about his appearance? Did he have sunken eyes? Did he look confused? Did he look like this?

That's a guy with true severe dehydration.
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So, if I am understanding this correctly, you're now saying that he didn't just have severe dehydration but some other condition that warrants 750 mL of IV fluids?WADA does not state B]SEVERE[/B] dehydration [/B] as the only medical condition in which an IV may justifiably be administered. Its ultimately up to the treating physician diagnosis and the Theraputic Use Exemption Comittee to interpret the ISTUE code to determine the validity of the TUE.Comment
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Wasn't it you that said he was "caught".You keep focusing on dehydration, yet keep ignoring the fact that severe dehydration is the type of dehydration where IV infusion is definitely needed. If it was mild or moderate dehydration, he wouldn't need it and can just drink oral fluids. Does he look like the guy with severe dehydration in the picture?
The least you can do is admit to yourself that Floyd, at the very minimum, made himself look su****ious of PED/EPO masking but like previous posters have stated, it's only the Floyd fans that do not think it's su****ious at all.
Now you are settling on "looks su****ious"?Comment
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Yeah, he was caught using 750 mL of IV which can be used to mask PED/EPO use. Doesn't that make him look su****ious? 'Cause to me it does. No idea why you're trying to play with my words.Comment
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750ml of IV fluids would be a consistent amount to rehydrate a 150lb athlete.
Why do you mention it like the amount is excessive for treating dehydration?
Is it because of the WADA 50ml per 6 hour limit? You couldn't rehydrate a baby with that amount.
Not trying to play with your words, I'm just trying to achieve more acurracy.
Just like the scenario of floyd being "caught" vs floyd "notifying the DCO prior".
That's kind of a big deal that an investigative journalist can be so wrong. Wouldn't you agree?
If a police report read...
"an employee was caught by a manager digging through the register"
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"the employee opened the register after notifying management and remained under management supervision"
That's a big ****ing difference.Comment
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Both USADA and WADA have that limit though, right? Plus, USADA states that IV infusion isn't allowed for mild to moderate dehydration. It's only for medical emergencies. So, the type of dehydration Floyd would have had would be severe dehydration. I already posted the signs and symptoms of severe dehydration (visually, Floyd didn't look like a guy with severe dehydration) and I'll add that if you have severe dehydration, you lose about 10% of your total body weight. How in the world could Floyd have weighed in at 146 lbs then become 131.6 lbs after weigh-ins?
The thing is, it isn't just Floyd who is being questioned by boxing fans. It also includes USADA, and by extension, NSAC.Just like the scenario of floyd being "caught" vs floyd "notifying the DCO prior".
That's kind of a big deal that an investigative journalist can be so wrong. Wouldn't you agree?Comment
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Now we heard it all! Where was the 911 call?
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