Th USDA has been developing a blood test that can detect HGH use from 21 days of use. Its been developement since June and Travis Tygart says it should be ready by the end of this month. Time for Manny and the gang to start shitting bricks. Random testing they had issues with in the past are the least of Mannys worries.
HGH detection 21 from use? I've read an article they had a test that can detect use up to 84 days prior last use. I guess this means an extended vacation for Floyd or possibly retirement. No wait, just hit another woman and hope for jail time to avoid Pac for good.
The concoction consist of specimen contributions from Ariza, Roach, Arum and finally Buboy for flavor!
To be honest, I have been digging pretty hard in my bashing of Pacquiao in some of these thread......things like calling him a PED user and calling him Pacroid and the such...... ......but quite frankly, if the *******s were'nt so obnoxious, I would'nt be so direct in my criticism of Pacquiao....... .....these *******s make some of the most :nut posts in regards to their every defense that Pacquiao according to them "is clearly not a PED user".....they leave themselves wide open to be ridiculed...... ....in the process, the whole post exchanges come across as someone like myself being a hater, when in reality they make it so easy for their Pacquiao to be criticized and humiliated. I'm labeled a hater of Pacquiao on this board, and yet I'll be right here crediting the merits of a Pacquiao victory of Margarito if it should come. The real haters have already alligned their arguments and dissed Margarito as a cheating, no skilled fighter, thats going to get embarrassed by Pacquiao. Its these guys who have set up a scenario to diss Margarito so that Pacquiao in their eyes is'nt deserving of any of the credit. Pacquiao will get the credit for the victory from me, but as long as he does'nt test for PED's to the highest of standards available today, I will continue to question the legitamacy of his conquests. It has nothing to do with hate for me, and all to do of whether Pacquiao is doing this PED free by legitamate skill and physical skills.
True, but a reputable entity such as UCLA wouldn't allow themselves to be associated with you if they think you are cheating. I don't see Pac's UCLA nutritionist disassociating herself from Pac even after the PED allegations.
Likely protein, some fish oil, glutamine etc. Weight gainer, blah blah blah. Although seriously, it irks me that Pac doesn't know what a steroid is. (Yea right) but he willingly drinks something he has no idea whats in it.
:huh The article said that a nutritionist from UCLA designed Pac's nutrition program and Ariza just follows what they gave him. That pretty much means that UCLA is responsible for his nutrition plan. If Pac got caught with anything illegal, they have to take the blame. Most strength and conditioning coaches like Ariza, are certified by fitness organizations such as the NSCA. If he gets caught using illegal substances with his athletes, it means he violated the organization's policy and he'd lose his certification because he represents them. Take a look at NSCA's stand on PEDs in the article below: http://www.nsca-lift.org/publications/AAS%20high.pdf This content is protected
Are these nutritionist in Pac's camp, or does Ariza just consult with them on the topic of Pac and his training and nutrition regimen? Who here has a clear understanding of what anyone outside of Ariza actually does for pac???? Hands on you say? What can they be doing to help Pac, considering that Pac and his whole team are on record as stating he doe'snt like and wont let anyone stick needles in him???? Dont nutrition experts at this level need to test to see the levels of certain things in Pac's body to better be able to tell him what his body needs for maximum performance?????? Point blank, this whole can of worms Ariza has recently opened up in regards to Pac's shakes, supplements, nutrition, and UCLA team he works with is just going to come back to bite him in his and Pacquiao's rear end. This whole scenario of Pac's weak excuses for not testing, their insistance previously that Pac does'nt even like to take vitamins, and now we are to believe he's working with a team of UCLA nutritional experts????atsch None of this adds up, none at all.:-(
Check out this article if you haven't already. http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=535362&publicationSubCategoryId=69
A nutritionist at UCLA designed it, how in hell is UCLA responsible for a plan that was designed but not implemented by the UCLA team as a whole. If for example, Pac were to get caught having used illegal PED's.......the UCLA stance on this would be, "we have nutritional and physical programs we design, Alex Ariza knows about them as he's consulted with us, but we as a UCLA team are not in charge of implementing that Pac follows our advice to the letter. We can design a nutritional program for any athlete, but whether that athlete choses to use illegal PED's is on him, not us. We neither monitor Pacquiao's urine or blood." ......now if you were to tell me that this team of UCLA nutrition experts is monitoring Pac's blood and urine, then the whole scenario changes, then you could say that UCLA's integrity, reputation, is at stake and that they would be responsible. .......but we all know this is'nt the case right? Afterall, Pac's afraid of needles.:nut
Thanks for that. All of this may or may not be just politics of trying to convince people Pac is doing things legitly. ......but what I did gather by that article is that that lady is a graduate of UCLA, no where in that article does it state she works for the UCLA program.
It would make UCLA look bad if Pac got caught with illegal supplements because his nutritionist graduated with a masters from that school and they are supposed to follow ethics that the school teaches. It's the nutritionist's primary responsibility though.