We’ve been at the hospital since 8:30 last night, so induced around 10:30, still not in labor. The Rangers better give me a win tonight.
With balls the size of grapefruits that guy has enough testosterone for 10 menHard to believe Kravtsov is natty![]()
I was talking more about HGH/peptides for recovery and red blood cell doping for insane endurance/stamina
very hard to detect
I'd be floored if we didn't have guys on stimulants.
I'm a big Reeves fan but I would dress Gauthier instead to get more fresh legs and speed tonight.how the turntables
GH testing is not good. That's why you do not see anyone busted for it. The increase in durability, bone density, longevity and recovery would be extremely beneficial for all hockey players.Regarding PEDs:
Testosterone, which does more than build strength and muscle - it increases recovery time, red blood cell count, nutrient partitioning, aggression - is undetectable unless you had a base line testosterone blood level for every player in the league, taken at multiple times throughout the year since it fluctuates naturally anyway. A random test showing high testosterone wouldn’t be proof of anything since you can’t say that professional athletes don’t have a naturally higher testosterone level to begin with. Laf has had a lumberjack beard since 18.
Testosterone derivatives like Winstrol, Dianabol, etc. are easier to test for because they’re altered compounds derived from testosterone with different molecule structures. HgH is another one that it would be difficult to test for, like testosterone, because it’s a naturally occurring compound and you don’t have a baseline on every player in the league, but unlike testosterone where a guy in his early 30s can still have very high natural levels, HgH is typically a bit more clearly decreased by full adulthood. It would still be pretty difficult to conclusively test for without baseline’s taken on every player, especially because unless a test was administered while they were in the middle of running a cycle, or immediately after, the levels deplete back to normal fairly quickly. So HgH or Testosterone can be cycled at almost any time during the season, especially a TRT level testosterone protocol, which would simply supplement test levels to above normal, without being at obvious juice head levels.
The other compounds, like Winstrol which has a specific cardiovascular benefit for sprinters and endurance, could pretty easily be run in the off-season due to short half lives.
I personally doing think there are many athletes in the world who aren’t using PEDs in some capacity these days. The applications are far broader than people think - it isn’t just about putting on muscle and you don’t just take steroids and grow muscles either. If you aren’t lifting and training specific muscles, they don’t just grow. So you could be running testosterone; have huge quads, great recovery time, increased partitioning of protein to the muscles and still have a scrawny upper body and not look like what the public perception of a PED user is.
GH testing is not good. That's why you do not see anyone busted for it. The increase in durability, bone density, longevity and recovery would be extremely beneficial for all hockey players.
The 'accepted average' range of testosterone is so broad. An athlete at 300mcg/dl compared to 700-900mcg/dl would be a staggering difference.
At 50+ years old... RBA is most likely on TRT
These games are exciting because they are great measuring sticks.
Big time players will step up and make it obvious.
I know Panarin really cares and his play is probably killing him. I'd love for him to be the hero again finishing out this series.
how many times have you posted it?Elimination game, only one loss when I post it so I'm bringing this back. LGR
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Panarin Zibs Kreider
Laffy Copp Chytil
Vatrano Strome Kakko
Motte Brodz Hunt/Rooney
just try something different. I'm tired of the same combo's that've started to mold
btw- ECF starts Monday. If we pull this off, we only get 1 day off![]()