Injured during the Milan-Turin race of October 1995, Marco Pantani is taken to the hospital, where his blood work reveals a hematocrit of 60.1 %. In just six days, his hematocrit drops to 16.1%. He climbs back up to normal values even faster. Professor Cartesegna suspects Dr. Grazzi and Dr. Mazzoni, Conconi’s collaborators, of having given him an EPO treatment at the very same hospital.
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Now THAT is Dopage!
Injured during the Milan-Turin race of October
1995, Marco Pantani is taken to the hospital,
where his blood work reveals a hematocrit of
60.1 %. In just six days, his hematocrit drops
to 16.1%. He climbs back up to normal values
even faster. Professor Cartesegna suspects Dr.
Grazzi and Dr. Mazzoni, Conconi’s collaborators,
of having given him an EPO treatment
at the very same hospital.
BADASS!
His body stopped producing EPO, reliant on the synthetic version. Some sceners are ignorat as to whether synthetic T develops the same reliance.
Who is John Gault?
Ayn Rand was a dumb bitch.
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