Quick: could JW make someone fail a drug test?
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Max32
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poison said:
I answered a similar question via phone last week. If the sanctioning agency only prohibits AAS and their metabolites, then no. However, if they test any ratios such as test to estrogen, free testosterone to total testosterone, etc...there very well may be some issues. TO my understanding, the majority of tests will fall under the former though...
Viperspit
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Max32 said:
Good point Max. Not to turn this into a whole other subject, but do some agencies in fact test ratio's? I really can's see how that would be fair, as people's chemistry is very different. Take my old ass for instance, I'd probably test lower on the Test side and higher on the Estrogen side. If that we the case, I should be able to use AAS legally for events
ok, enough of that, I'm done being stupid now.
motiv8er
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Yes VP,Viperspit said:Good point Max. Not to turn this into a whole other subject, but do some agencies in fact test ratio's? I really can's see how that would be fair, as people's chemistry is very different. Take my old ass for instance, I'd probably test lower on the Test side and higher on the Estrogen side. If that we the case, I should be able to use anabolic steroids legally for events
But you are looking VERY HARD, and only sounding silly. lol
Boris
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You can see the current WADA list here:
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I think the most likely problem will be the Aromatase Inhibitor in JW, as these are banned in S4.
You also have to bear in mind that the tests are really not that precise, and this is partly by design, in that they want their tests to detect substances that are chemically similar to known banned drugs, to stop people getting round the tests by using drugs that have a similar performance boosting effect, yet are slightly different to the drugs that the tests were based on. So it's possible that the androgen receptor modulating ingredient in JW would also trigger a positive test. I'm not sure if the chemical formula of this ingredient has ever been made public?
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I think the most likely problem will be the Aromatase Inhibitor in JW, as these are banned in S4.
You also have to bear in mind that the tests are really not that precise, and this is partly by design, in that they want their tests to detect substances that are chemically similar to known banned drugs, to stop people getting round the tests by using drugs that have a similar performance boosting effect, yet are slightly different to the drugs that the tests were based on. So it's possible that the androgen receptor modulating ingredient in JW would also trigger a positive test. I'm not sure if the chemical formula of this ingredient has ever been made public?
motiv8er
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FitnFirm said:We tell people if you are worried, just dont use it! Its simple huh
Thats why I've moved to Costa Rica, where male hrt starts at 750 mgs of test per week! hehehehehe
I plan on using JW for my bridge of recovery. 4 weeksof 250 mgs of omnas. I will keep you posted FNF.
motiv8er
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Viperspit said:yea, but good luck getting a decent steak down there
You hit that one on the freaking head, all the cows here taste like they have that anti-myostatin gene. Fvckin world famous mountain steers. My taste like rock but they do some wild recovery missions!
Max32
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I wanted to touch back on this subject and give an important recomendation. Since ADED is infact a metabolite of ATD, and though ATD is an ai, like ADED, atd is structurally similar to equipoise on paper. This could potentially scew a drug test in terms of EQ metabolites. At this time, I would say BAM would be a safer choice for the drug tested athlete, b/c these tests simply have so much room for error. Let's see, taking EQ or ATD both can show metabolites of the same substance.....:wtf: