Stop comparing cyclist failed tests to Canelo

[WesternChamp]

lol memo... damm desperate times calls his desperate moves.

[icha]

You could do all that, or....


You can simply avoid red meat in Mexico.

it isnt just the red meat "Further, there have been reports of clenbuterol use to promote growth in livestock, including cattle, lamb, poultry and swine. "

https://www.usada.org/clenbuterol-and-meat-contamination/

so basically you will almost have to become a vegan...
i guess you can do that for a week or so, but when you live in mexico or stay there for months is really hard...
now for meats he eat at home he shouldnt have an issue, the problem is when you go to a restaurant or you visit family, etc... is almost impossible to be safe at 100% ... not saying it happens everywhere to everyone, but it could happen to anyone anywhere in mexico...

[Boksfan]

You are right PEDnelo Alvaroid is MUCH worse than cyclist, he can permanently damage human when on his steroids.

[GGG Gloveking]

it isnt just the red meat "Further, there have been reports of clenbuterol use to promote growth in livestock, including cattle, lamb, poultry and swine. "

https://www.usada.org/clenbuterol-and-meat-contamination/

so basically you will almost have to become a vegan...
i guess you can do that for a week or so, but when you live in mexico or stay there for months is really hard...
now for meats he eat at home he shouldnt have an issue, the problem is when you go to a restaurant or you visit family, etc... is almost impossible to be safe at 100% ... not saying it happens everywhere to everyone, but it could happen to anyone anywhere in mexico...

So basically what you're telling me is that its common knowledge that there is a massive contamination issue in Mexico, and in spite of the risks involved, Mr Alvarez knowingly and willingly consumed meat he knew could be contaminated?

The man, preparing for the biggest fight of his career, takes a huge chance by consuming tainted meat. He should have known better, assuming it's even valid

[Canelo Phresh]

So basically what you're telling me is that its common knowledge that there is a massive contamination issue in Mexico, and in spite of the risks involved, Mr Alvarez knowingly and willingly consumed meat he knew could be contaminated?

The man, preparing for the biggest fight of his career, takes a huge chance by consuming tainted meat. He should have known better, assuming it's even valid

This is an honest and valid criticism of Canelo.

[icha]

So basically what you're telling me is that its common knowledge that there is a massive contamination issue in Mexico, and in spite of the risks involved, Mr Alvarez knowingly and willingly consumed meat he knew could be contaminated?

The man, preparing for the biggest fight of his career, takes a huge chance by consuming tainted meat. He should have known better, assuming it's even valid

i agree that he can only blame him self cuz at the very least he is guilty for negligence... he needs a more professional team around taking care of his strength and conditioning including his nutrition.. so many years in the sport and he never had a pro trainer until months ago, and the guy he hired is semiprofessional with very little experience in boxing... with all the money he has he needs to do better than that..

[bigdunny1]

Even memo defending Canelo and he has no affiliation or reason to defend him. Hell canelo has beaten his fighters. Victor Conte and Memo 2 drug experts all say everything points to contaminated meat. Just like VADA, WADA, USADA all state his levels were very low and consistent with levels from past studies of contaminated meat.

[icha]

Even memo defending Canelo and he has no affiliation or reason to defend him. Hell canelo has beaten his fighters. Victor Conte and Memo 2 drug experts all say everything points to contaminated meat. Just like VADA, WADA, USADA all state his levels were very low and consistent with levels from past studies of contaminated meat.

more from heredia :

La contaminación de Saúl Álvarez fue por consumir carne, enfatizó Angel Guillermo Heredia.

El preparador físico analizó por su cuenta las concentraciones de clembuterol que arrojó el "Canelo" en las pruebas voluntarias que le practicó la VADA (Asociación Voluntaria Antidopaje) el 17 y 20 de febrero en Jalisco.

El resultado para el púgil tapatío fue de 0.6 a 0.8 nanogramos por mililitro en la primera, y 0.06 a 0.08 en la segunda.

"Al hacer un cálculo matemático, tomando en cuenta lo que es la vida media del clembuterol, que es de 36 horas, depende del ser humano, la actividad del atleta o metabolismo de la persona, tomando esos factores, hice una ecuación exponencial y a mí me da una exactitud del 99 por ciento que esa cantidad (del 'Canelo') va de acuerdo a consumo de carne contaminada.
"En mi opinión, neutral, y como científico y con moral, como profesional, con toda la experiencia que tengo, es prácticamente por contaminación, pues los niveles de 'Canelo' son demasiado bajos. Lo que sucede es que hay muchos problemas de clembuterol en México", agregó Heredia.

"Hay casos arriba de 20 o 25, o hasta 40 nanogramos por mililitro, y son claramente por tomar esa sustancia como dopaje. También un punto es que las pruebas fueron en México. 'Canelo' comió esa carne en México".
Si hoy me tomó una pastilla, de la dosis mínima de clembuterol, que es 0.02 miligramos, quiere decir que al tomarme esa pastilla voy a tener una cantidad de 20 ng/ml en la orina, y después de 36 horas voy a tener 10 ng/ml, y después de otras 36 horas voy a tener 5 mil.
Entonces, el "Canelo" tenía menor a 1 ng/ml , y todavía más bajo 3 días después, por lo que va acorde a lo que es metabolismo del clembuterol, no es nada, y 'Canelo' para mi está limpio.



Read more: https://www.am.com.mx/2018/03/07/gen...#ixzz59CFfL8SU

[bigjavi973]

its ******.....


dude got CLEARED off all charges.....

someone else wanted to make an example basically

shame tho they never actually found proof outside of meat contamination that he claimed

[TripleJ]

Test was positive, the drug has obvious benefits for him, he's a cheat.