Old 06-30-06, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by GGDub
The problem is EPO and traces of EPO don't stay in the blood forever, but its effects stick around, that's why its still can be used with little (relative to other PED's) risk. David Millar should sell his story of how he did it to the press so he can buy back his apt. in Biarritz.
wait:
  • EPO and traces of EPO don't stay in the blood if you leave it in your body and keep filtering that blood thourgh your kidneys?
    OR
  • EPO and traces of EPO don't stay in your blood if you have your blood drawn and frozen in litle vials?

If only the first scenario is true, then -- in theory -- they have blood stored from these guys from previous races. As medical technology improves it will be easier and easier to go back and tell who was doping.

Doesn't resolve tomorrow's issue but it could make for some interesting research.
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