Beating the bio passport

[Bro Deal]

http://www.cuttingedgemuscle.com/Fo...15&highlight=biological passport&pagenumber=1

 

[hawkeye87]

Sheesh!

No wonder they use doctors to help them out with this.

Great link Bro. As always, thanks for posting it.

 

[Cobblestones]

http://www.cuttingedgemuscle.com/Fo...15&highlight=biological passport&pagenumber=1

Impressive display of knowledge in that thread. Realgains sounds a little bit more convincing than 40kkm IMHO, because what he says is closer to the little knowledge I have (or think I have).

 

[thunder]

Impressive display of knowledge in that thread. Realgains sounds a little bit more convincing than 40kkm IMHO, because what he says is closer to the little knowledge I have (or think I have).

realgains does not know it all.

The favourites have all come in under 45 'crit for the last few years. Something else is going on.

So how can they now, with a blood passport be at 49 year round, when they never even bothered to before.

I think natural variation can allow you to dope, even with the offscore and crit/'globin/retic's.

 

[Cobblestones]

realgains does not know it all.

The favourites have all come in under 45 'crit for the last few years. Something else is going on.

So how can they now, with a blood passport be at 49 year round, when they never even bothered to before.

I think natural variation can allow you to dope, even with the offscore and crit/'globin/retic's.

I think you're correct (although I haven't seen numbers from any passport yet). What worries me is that IIRC the chicken didn't have numbers up in the 48-49% during the TdF. Wasn't it 42-43%? This might indicate that something else is going on which Realgains does not know about (neither does 40kkm). I think this is very likely since why else would you pay big bucks to some dope doctor if any schmuck doing blood work could tell you the same. I just hope it's not 'cow blood'. I've seen too many posts about that.

 

[Crankyfeet]

Well done Bro. We need to invite these guys into the GT forum. One can learn a lot.

 

[thunder]

I think you're correct (although I haven't seen numbers from any passport yet). What worries me is that IIRC the chicken didn't have numbers up in the 48-49% during the TdF. Wasn't it 42-43%? This might indicate that something else is going on which Realgains does not know about (neither does 40kkm). I think this is very likely since why else would you pay big bucks to some dope doctor if any schmuck doing blood work could tell you the same. I just hope it's not 'cow blood'. I've seen too many posts about that.

well, we know Rass likes his artifical hemoglobin

 

[earth_dweller]

cow blood, nike, swoosh

 

[Crankyfeet]

well, we know Rass likes his artifical hemoglobin

Maybe he was pioneering experimental work with chicken blood? If you could use all the cow and chicken blood that is wasted at the meat mill... that's a handy product source.

 

[nns1400]

Maybe he was pioneering experimental work with chicken blood? If you could use all the cow and chicken blood that is wasted at the meat mill... that's a handy product source.

I was just thinking I was going to get something to eat....until I read that.

 

[earth_dweller]

So how does HGH affect the blood values? or does it?

 

[thunder]

So how does HGH affect the blood values? or does it?

HGH can stimulate endogenous EPO. But nothing in the realm of getting it from a needle

 

[Crankyfeet]

The big question is why these guys haven't had their hematocrits up around 48-49 the last few years?

 

[thunder]

The big question is why these guys haven't had their hematocrits up around 48-49 the last few years?

that is the big question.

Does it bring added investigation? And they can effectively jack to what was a 50+ crit, for their physiology, but the actual registered crit is much lower?

Who knows, lets invite Ferrari to the forum.

 

[Malkmus]

Hate to ask this question. How does "cow blood" ie hemopure affect haematocrit, if at all?

 

[thunder]

Hate to ask this question. How does "cow blood" ie hemopure affect haematocrit, if at all?

nothing,

it is pure hemoglobin which is sourced from bovines, and the actual cells are twice as large as human cells.

some medical professionals say the PED properties are neglible.

it evaporates in the system in 24 hours I think. So, no use for the next day.

 

[classic1]

that is the big question.

Does it bring added investigation? And they can effectively jack to what was a 50+ crit, for their physiology, but the actual registered crit is much lower?

Who knows, lets invite Ferrari to the forum.

Unless theres some new wonder product the answer is blood doping. Sometimes the old ways are often the best.

 

[thunder]

Unless theres some new wonder product the answer is blood doping. Sometimes the old ways are often the best.

they might start at 43, to go to 49 when the race is on.

that is two packets of 500 packed cells.

 

[poulidor]

I think you're correct (although I haven't seen numbers from any passport yet). What worries me is that IIRC the chicken didn't have numbers up in the 48-49% during the TdF. Wasn't it 42-43%?

Fresh (cow) blood + saline IV ?
I suppose the excess would left body in few hours...

 

[italiano]

Who knows, lets invite Ferrari to the forum.

Oke...I call Michelle

realgain and 40kkm know some....gains sound dottore..kkm scientist
40kkm know more...more real

realgain sound poor scientific...too much talk....wrong of t/e spectrometry

you all, listen thunder: he buonsenso molto!!!

Ciao.