Eurasians don't juice. Why would we need to when our Eurasian DNA is the most potent PED there is? This deep Eurasian brother suffered a mini stroke and they stole his world title off him and smeared him as a PED cheat because the medicine he'd been prescribed to treat it contained minuscule amounts of Melodonononiam which is about as a potent a PED a taking a sip of a cup of decaf coffee Funny how they didn't steal Roy's titles off him when he popped dirty and he was jousting roids in his ass like there was no tomorrow, eh?
So, Janibek used drugs for a stroke? A stroke that was serious enough to be prescribed medication, but not severe enough to keep him from boxing and getting hit in the head? And you believe that.
I believe. Eurasians don't juice. We built different. Real different. He suffered the mini stroke in May 2025 and last fought in April 2025. A freaking stroke! You'd get more performance enhancing effects from eating a packet of peanuts than trace amounts of Melodonononiam
Janibek having a mini-stroke is news to me, but in light of that this suspension seems even more farcical. An indication for Meldonium is literally as a cardioprotective agent after an event such as a heart attack or stroke; add to that, as you rightly say, Meldonium doesn't really have a performance enhancing effect, and the whole thing stinks. Compare and contrast to Conor Benn, who got off scot-free after taking a known PED for which the only legitimate indication is for fertility issues in Women.
Exactly. Janibek suffered a mini stroke and was prescribed medicine to treat it which contained minuscule traces of a drug that was only banned for political reasons. They're trying to destroy this deep Eurasian brother for suffering a potentially fatal medical emergency and then subsequently taking the medication to treat it he'd been prescribed by a doctor. They would've rather he didn't take the medication and died than see a Eurasian brother shine Yes, there was zero reason for Conor to have that in his system other than him being a pregnant woman and I'm pretty sure he wasn't either of those at the time and isn't now
So, clarify something. Would trace amounts be lower if found or tested at a later date? For example, if I juiced last week and got tested today, would the levels be higher than if I was tested a month from now.
Having looked it up; Janibek suffered a mini-stroke on May 7th, and was prescribed Ripronat (Meldonium); Janibek and his team were unaware that Ripronat was a prohibited substance (due to the brand name being different from the generic name), and so they did not seek a TUE. According to this: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0731708516314133 After a short period of administration (six days), Meldonium is detectable in urine for up to 117 days; in this case it is unclear for how long Janibek was prescribed Meldonium, but if it is longer than six days (which is likely), then the detection prior to the fight with Lara fits in with the timeframe presented. The Kazakh boxing board investigated the matter and verified Janibek's medical condition, and concluded he broke the rules but inadvertently so. https://www.boxing***ne.com/articles/janibek-alimkhanuly-stripped-of-ibf-title-for-doping-violation There is no evidence that this is the case, and if it was it wouldn't matter; a stroke is a stroke at the end of the day.
this is what i mean about the inconsistency of clowns. you dont even have to imagine what they would say if it were someone like canelo, you can just look it up, lol. complete ass clowns.
Melodonononiam aka a sip of a cup of decaf coffee stays in your system for a long time Did you juice last week? If you were Eurasian you wouldn't need to
I do not have access to his medical records but he suffered the stroke a month after his previous fight so I don't see how making weight would've had anything to do with it