No, I don't got you. That makes no sense. You act like giving vitamin C to a dehydrated person is a crime. Vitamin C and multivitamins are added to IV fluid to aid in recovery and for their own benefits, NOT to mask for a drug test. Do you understand that yet? An IV infusion masks BY DILUTION. The sample was tested by two different professionals working within completely different organizations to ensure that it was not diluted. You refuse to address this.
When did that happen? What's clear is that you're failing at your agenda and you're becoming frustrated.
Stiverne fought a 12 round fight with Rhabdo., yet he wasn't in the hospital before it. Hmmm. I bet if he would have had an IV the night before, he wouldn't have had to be hospitalized afterward. Same for Dos Santos in the UFC. You're a smart guy, so maybe you can figure that out.
You're running away, but you haven't explained how an undiluted urine sample was masked by a method that masks via dilution.
Why run away. If you want to discuss this, let's discuss it. You suddenly don't want to discuss it any more.
oh....and by the way.....
This is from WADA's TUEC guidelines concerning IV infusions.
Maybe if you would stop with the agenda, you'll learn something.
When did that happen? What's clear is that you're failing at your agenda and you're becoming frustrated.
Stiverne fought a 12 round fight with Rhabdo., yet he wasn't in the hospital before it. Hmmm. I bet if he would have had an IV the night before, he wouldn't have had to be hospitalized afterward. Same for Dos Santos in the UFC. You're a smart guy, so maybe you can figure that out.
You're running away, but you haven't explained how an undiluted urine sample was masked by a method that masks via dilution.
Why run away. If you want to discuss this, let's discuss it. You suddenly don't want to discuss it any more.
oh....and by the way.....
This is from WADA's TUEC guidelines concerning IV infusions.
5. Consequences to Health if Treatment is Withheld
These will be dependent on the clinical situation. However, in case of a medical emergency, a possible consequence of withholding treatment could result in serious harm to health or even death. Therefore, the health and well-being of the athlete must always remain the priority. Consequently, when an IV infusion is considered by medical personnel as a potential treatment option, an athlete’s medical needs should be assessed in the same way as any other patient. If an athlete is judged by medical personnel to be clinically unstable and/or in an emergency situation, treatment with IV fluids should never be withheld on grounds that the method is on the List of Prohibited Substances and Methods.
https://www.wada-ama.org/sites/defau...1_july2018.pdf
These will be dependent on the clinical situation. However, in case of a medical emergency, a possible consequence of withholding treatment could result in serious harm to health or even death. Therefore, the health and well-being of the athlete must always remain the priority. Consequently, when an IV infusion is considered by medical personnel as a potential treatment option, an athlete’s medical needs should be assessed in the same way as any other patient. If an athlete is judged by medical personnel to be clinically unstable and/or in an emergency situation, treatment with IV fluids should never be withheld on grounds that the method is on the List of Prohibited Substances and Methods.
https://www.wada-ama.org/sites/defau...1_july2018.pdf
Maybe if you would stop with the agenda, you'll learn something.
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