this is not to anybody in particular, rather to the entire group posting here: i'm uncomfortable with anybody trying to identify the OP. first, you might get it wrong. second, you might get it right. i'm uncomfortable with either.

this is not to anybody in particular, rather to the entire group posting here: i'm uncomfortable with anybody trying to identify the OP. first, you might get it wrong. second, you might get it right. i'm uncomfortable with either.

what has happened in the past, in my own case, when i have evidence that an athlete might be doping, i have taken that straight to USADA. if you feel that you need to do that, that's your proper course of action here.

now, matt, my mentioning the anti-aging clinic is only to draw a parallel, that a thing that might not be wrong in a vacuum (ant-aging therapy) often has a negative association with sport. likewise, testosterone therapy, while not a bad thing in a vacuum, often has a negative association with sport. therefore, it's wise to understand and appreciate the source of that negative association and inoculate yourself against it right at or near the beginning of the discussion.

Lol, and steroids cause brain cancer. Not that I advocate its use, but have you noticed any epidemic of illness in pro football, soccer, hockey, boxing, golf, cycling, etc?

Injections? I only inject EPO. The test gets rubbed directly on my balls.

To each their own.

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Not steroids or brain cancer, but since you mentioned the brain...have you been paying attention to concussions in the media for, oh, the past 5 years?

>i don't blame the OP. i blame USAT, USADA and the rest of the mass participation sport community for not really engaging their audience in a meaningful discussion of this.

x2. I was excited about the USAC "RaceClean" program for the cycling equivalent of age groupers. They were supposed to test 2-3 races in the SCNCA district. I raced in every significant SCNCA race and many insignificant ones, and never saw USADA. So I asked the now-unemployed Shawn Farrell why not. He said that SCNCA forgot to send USADA their race calendar. So they just didn't test any races (never mind that SCNCA keeps a meticulous race calendar online). How's that for bureaucracy?

Do you know what "off label" means? Either you didn't and would not ask which is DUMB or you did and that makes you a TURD in my book. It's ILLEGAL for them to have prescribed, plain and simple.

Why not? Isn't it sexist to not let men also have access to drugs that promote healthy ovulation??

Do you know what "off label" means? Either you didn't and would not ask which is DUMB or you did and that makes you a TURD in my book. It's ILLEGAL for them to have prescribed, plain and simple.

Yes, the everyone is doing it excuse. And you have no clue what I think. I do find it hard that in a previous thread you called yourself an athlete and needed advice for training while doing HRT. Training for what? People usually say they are working out if not competing. Training for a race?