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Old 07-05-18 | 03:36 PM
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Steve C
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Originally Posted by Caretaker
Nothing that wasn't known before. Dehydration is factored into the test evaluation.
So this "Professor Fitch now says that he made a “terrible blunder” and was “concerned” by cases such as Froome’s.

“If I had wanted to clarify the salbutamol levels of athletes in urine after taking the permitted dose, I would have done multiple studies, administering different doses and collecting urine over a period of time, not just once an hour later,” Fitch continued.

A number have been carried out… but they have shown the problem that the metabolism and excretion of salbutamol is capricious.

Was known before?
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