Botero cleared !

Seaching for info on naturally occurring high levels of testosterone, I
thought I'd look at Botero's case again.

There's one name that sticks out here-

Botero cleared
The suspicions that cyclist Santiago Botero was on the juice have been
allayed by Spanish Doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who demonstrated that the
rider's high testosterone levels are natural in origin (horses are natural,
aren't they?). The Colombian Cycling Federation accepted Dr. Fuentes'
explanation.
Botero had been placed in a compromising position when four tests showed his
testosterone level to be more than 6 nanograms, the maximum level for normal
people. The levels detected in Botero we 17, 28, 29 and 27(!) Due to
these results, his team, Kelme-Carta Blanca, left him out of la Vuelta a
España as a preventive measure and his case went to the Colombian
Federation.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/results/1...ep30news.shtml

trg wrote:
Seaching for info on naturally occurring high levels of testosterone, I
thought I'd look at Botero's case again.

There's one name that sticks out here-

Botero cleared
The suspicions that cyclist Santiago Botero was on the juice have been
allayed by Spanish Doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who demonstrated that the
rider's high testosterone levels are natural in origin (horses are natural,
aren't they?). The Colombian Cycling Federation accepted Dr. Fuentes'
explanation.
Botero had been placed in a compromising position when four tests showed his
testosterone level to be more than 6 nanograms, the maximum level for normal
people. The levels detected in Botero we 17, 28, 29 and 27(!) Due to
these results, his team, Kelme-Carta Blanca, left him out of la Vuelta a
España as a preventive measure and his case went to the Colombian
Federation.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/results/1...ep30news.shtml
Eufemiano Fuentes that sounds familiar ......

And Cunego is allowed to race with 50% hematocrit. That might help
Landis
if he fails another test.

-ilan

trg wrote:
Seaching for info on naturally occurring high levels of testosterone, I
thought I'd look at Botero's case again.

There's one name that sticks out here-

Botero cleared
The suspicions that cyclist Santiago Botero was on the juice have been
allayed by Spanish Doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who demonstrated that the
rider's high testosterone levels are natural in origin (horses are natural,
aren't they?). The Colombian Cycling Federation accepted Dr. Fuentes'
explanation.
Botero had been placed in a compromising position when four tests showed his
testosterone level to be more than 6 nanograms, the maximum level for normal
people. The levels detected in Botero we 17, 28, 29 and 27(!) Due to
these results, his team, Kelme-Carta Blanca, left him out of la Vuelta a
España as a preventive measure and his case went to the Colombian
Federation.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/results/1...ep30news.shtml

ilan wrote:
And Cunego is allowed to race with 50% hematocrit. That might help
Landis
if he fails another test.
So is Wegelius & his Dad is over 50% too.
Hell mine was 49.9% the last blood test I had - that would look
suspicious wouldn't it?

All the best
Dan Gregory

"ilan" wrote in
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And Cunego is allowed to race with 50% hematocrit. That might help
Landis
if he fails another test.

It's not your problem; Cunego isn't French. You can safely crawl back.