Originally posted by travestyny
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What's wrong with you seriously?
1) Your evidence is based on evidence from a guy that nobody trusts. Not USADA not even many of the athletes that he coached.
Same situation with Dr Brown.
So then you bring up an email asking this guy if he remembers something from 4 years earlier. While it's more than possible that he could have remembered the incident,
the email clearly states that HE DOES NOT REMEMBER!!! LOL
Did the email say "That didn't happen"? NO. The response is "I DO NOT RECALL"
Do you want me to explain to you what this means? It appears that I do because all you keep doing is making mistakes! LOL
b) Well there were 2 people who said that they do not remember. The US official and Salazar. I responded above on the US official
Salazar: Man, you are having a hard time with this. Yes, initially it was certainly >50ml (WHICH YOU WERE INITIALLY WRONG until I corrected YOU)
but as per USADA's comments, they stated that even after they changed the protocol, it was STILL >50ml!!!!
More on this, check out my point 8.
2) Did you remember to let us know that YOU WERE CLEARLY WRONG when you brought up that TUEs were not required because you thought that they were giving IVs that were <50ml?
Oh wait, you finally said yes. You said YES BUT instead of admitting your mistake, you came back with another mistake!!! tried to squirm your way out of it. SORRY! but lets point this out in my point 7 and 8
3) WRONG!
a) USADA brought up the IV incident
b) USADA did not say that Salazar was correct.
c) USADA stated that there were witnesses
d) USADA did NOT complete it's invesitigation!!!
e) TUE manipulation was not only for IVs!!!
f) So your logic is that Salazar did everything under the sun except manipulating TUE process? LOL Please stop making a fool out of yourself!
4) Dr Brown and company is not a deflection!!!! You just do not like the TRUTH!
Dr Brown would give athletes what they didn't need or they would be getting doses they didn't require.
Salazar did the same by telling the doctor or other doctors that his athletes needed higher doses and more meds.
All to increase the athletes performance. This was documented in the USADA report and/or other articles.
"Evidence That Salazar Colluded with Dr. Brown to Access Patient Medical
Information and Participate in Dr. Brown’s Treatment of Patients"
Information and Participate in Dr. Brown’s Treatment of Patients"
5) What does articles on TUE abuse have to do with an example of TUE abuse?
You are getting desperate.
You do not believe multiple witnesses: Check
You do not want me to post your obvious mistakes on you stating that a TUE was not required because you said it was under 50ml: Check
You want us to believe an email given from a guy as proof from when USADA confirms that he is a cheat and confirms that he contorts the facts: Check
You want us to believe that the email means "It didn't happen" even though the guy responds "I do not recall"?: Check
Remember that a few posts ago YOU were reminding me that this has to do with TUE abuse. I guess that you do not want it to be a 2 way street. LOL
6) That is my point. There were TUEs. Plenty of TUEs by multiple athletes in his stable.
They were approved but the point is that it's stated that athletes are getting meds that they shouldn't be getting and doses that they didn't need!
and/or when in combination with other meds, it would be to increase the athletes performance NOT for medical reasons!!!

Am I right or am I right?
7) What you keep on getting confused about is that Salazar is trying to find any way possible to enhance the performance of his athletes. It has nothing to do with the athletes well being. USADA even states this!!!
With that said, when it comes to Salazar, the TUEs, the meds, the specific doses are to enhance performance!!! That is why he hired Dr Brown. It was to use meds to improve performance. That is in fact an abuse that would include an abuse of TUE process.
Then comes the athletes themselves(witnesses). They confirm that Salazar was there to make sure that by way of meds it would enhance performance.
Was asthma drugs used to improve the athlete's performance? YES
8) Man, I see that you are doubling down on your mistakes!!!
"Originally Posted by ADP02 View Post
DEFLECTO: Did you not say that the athletes were all given < 50ml so that is why TUEs were not required?
ADMIT THAT YOU WERE WRONG .... TWICE!!!"
DEFLECTO: Did you not say that the athletes were all given < 50ml so that is why TUEs were not required?
ADMIT THAT YOU WERE WRONG .... TWICE!!!"
travestyny
"YES I SAID IT. AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'VE BEEN POSTING YOU ABSOLUTE MORON!!!!! LMAOOOOOOOOO!!!!
"YES I SAID IT. AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'VE BEEN POSTING YOU ABSOLUTE MORON!!!!! LMAOOOOOOOOO!!!!
travestyny
WHY DO YOU THINK THAT THEY ARE DISCUSSING CHANGING THE IV PROTOCOL TO BE AT OR BELOW 50ML YOU ABSOLUTE MORON? LEARN HOW TO COMPREHEND WHAT YOU ARE READING!!!!!"
WHY DO YOU THINK THAT THEY ARE DISCUSSING CHANGING THE IV PROTOCOL TO BE AT OR BELOW 50ML YOU ABSOLUTE MORON? LEARN HOW TO COMPREHEND WHAT YOU ARE READING!!!!!"
Idiot? Moron? What an embarrassment you have become!!! You doubled down on your mistake.
I think it's going to be that time AGAIN, ... that you come back and DEFLECT!!!
Talk about an idiot calling out others idiot. Well, I get it. If you are an idiot, you have no idea that you are one, Travestyny!!!

BUT to be WRONG TWICE on the same specific topic, well, you must be a "special" kind of idioto!!! LOL
If I were you, I would be too embarrassed to show my face around here!!!
Yet, there is a significant hole in Magness’s description of multiple injections which collectively exceeded the 50 mL WADA infusion limit but were spaced to circumvent the 50 mL limit.
The hole in Magness’s logic concerning how the WADA rule was circumvented is the fact that the medical records for each of the NOP athletes make clear that the entire L-carnitine procedure for each athlete was completed within a two hour period.
The WADA rule prohibited “[i]ntravenous infusions and/or injections of more than 50 mL per 6 hour period.”424
Thus, there was not sufficient time in the L-carnitine procedure to time or space the infusions or injections, and separate infusions or injections which totaled more than 50 mL as Steve Magness concedes took place and which took place within a period of 6 hours or less each constituted a violation of the infusion rule.
The hole in Magness’s logic concerning how the WADA rule was circumvented is the fact that the medical records for each of the NOP athletes make clear that the entire L-carnitine procedure for each athlete was completed within a two hour period.
The WADA rule prohibited “[i]ntravenous infusions and/or injections of more than 50 mL per 6 hour period.”424
Thus, there was not sufficient time in the L-carnitine procedure to time or space the infusions or injections, and separate infusions or injections which totaled more than 50 mL as Steve Magness concedes took place and which took place within a period of 6 hours or less each constituted a violation of the infusion rule.
The Logged Formula Worksheet indicates that on January 4, 2012, one day before Galen Rupp received his L-carnitine infusion(s), four (4) 100 mL IV infusion bags containing a concentration of 9.67 grams of L-carnitine per 45 milliliters were prepared by the compounding pharmacy. Galen Rupp’s lawyer has apparently misread the “Logged Formula Worksheet” as allegedly referring to a “45 ML injectable.”
However, on closer examination what the worksheet actually reflects is the preparation of 4 x 100 mL bags of injectable L-carnitine at a concentration of 9.67 grams per 45 mL. That each of the four (4) infusion bags prepared actually contained 100 milliliters at a concentration of 9.67gm per 45 mL is made clear by the fact that the bottom of the log
records that each infusion bag contained approximately 21.4889 grams of L-carnitine.
Thus, the “Logged Formula Worksheet” is a clear indication that Galen Rupp received at least a 100 mL L-carnitine infusion and that he most likely received considerably more than this because 4 x 100 mL infusion bags were prepared the day
prior to his infusion which occurred on January 5, 2012.
However, on closer examination what the worksheet actually reflects is the preparation of 4 x 100 mL bags of injectable L-carnitine at a concentration of 9.67 grams per 45 mL. That each of the four (4) infusion bags prepared actually contained 100 milliliters at a concentration of 9.67gm per 45 mL is made clear by the fact that the bottom of the log
records that each infusion bag contained approximately 21.4889 grams of L-carnitine.
Thus, the “Logged Formula Worksheet” is a clear indication that Galen Rupp received at least a 100 mL L-carnitine infusion and that he most likely received considerably more than this because 4 x 100 mL infusion bags were prepared the day
prior to his infusion which occurred on January 5, 2012.
Brown administers an L-carnitine infusion to Magness on Monday, November 28, 2011 that is fully consistent with Dr. Greenhaff’s Titration Study and exceeded WADA 50 mL limit Ritzenhein’s infusion exceeded the 50 mL limit
Thus, it may be suspected that Alberto Salazar
had a reason for not sharing the amount of L-carnitine used in Galen Rupp’s infusion.
Of course, a possible reason for not wanting to share the amount of L-carnitine used
would be Salazar’s knowledge that the infusion exceeded the WADA 50 mL threshold.
had a reason for not sharing the amount of L-carnitine used in Galen Rupp’s infusion.
Of course, a possible reason for not wanting to share the amount of L-carnitine used
would be Salazar’s knowledge that the infusion exceeded the WADA 50 mL threshold.
Thus, just as appears from Rupp’s “Logged Formula Worksheet” we understand that even if the other NOP athletes had infusion bags prepared at the extremely high concentration of 9.67 grams per 45 mL that well over 50mL must have been used in each infusion in order to continue the infusion over the full minimum one hour period of time that Dr. Brown evidently believed was required to attempt to get sufficient uptake of L-carnitine.
After Ritzenhein had his L-carnitine infusion on December 13, 2011, Alvina Begay received her infusion on December 22 and three more NOP athletes, Dawn Grunnagle (Dec. 29), Galen Rupp (Jan. 4) and Lindsay Allen (Jan. 11) received their
infusions in successive weeks.
infusions in successive weeks.
Almost one year later, USADA states that the IV protocol was still more than 50ml

An additional noteworthy piece of information is available from Tara Erdman’s subsequent infusion from Dr. Brown in September of 2012. In Erdman’s infusion the total amount of her post infusion carnitine level was measured rather than simply measuring whether her value exceeded 2000 H umol/L. Erdman’s absolute total L-carnitine level increased from 67 H umol/L to 7269 H umol/L an extraordinary, almost 11,000%, increase. This information as well indicates that the plasma L-carnitine values observed in the NOP athletes post infusion were highly extraordinary, providing further evidence that the NOP athletes received steady state L-carnitine infusions over the entire one (1) hour or more of the infusion period, and thereby establishing that they each almost certainly had infusions in excess of 50 mL.
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