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Turinabol really hasn't been around that long.
Prior to 2015 Oral Turinabol could only be tested for 5-7 days, from that point forward It was a 4-6 month window. It sounds like they still don't know a lot about Turinabol and It's metabolites. Based on the current trajectory, It doesn't seem too far fetched that the detection window has only continued to expand with both Increased knowledge and superior testing.
Mir himself said he was told this stuff could stay In his system for up to 2 years, this was before Jon had even tested positive the first time. Which seems to indicate there's more credibility to this Idea than It's given credit and maybe we shouldn't be so quick to immediately assume corruption.
TJ popping Is another example of how USADA's knowledge of these substances and testing potency continues to Improve. It's safe to assume this is probably the case across the whole spectrum of testing.
So, my thought Is..maybe there's more legitimacy to the pulsing theory than we are giving It credit for.
Prior to 2015 Oral Turinabol could only be tested for 5-7 days, from that point forward It was a 4-6 month window. It sounds like they still don't know a lot about Turinabol and It's metabolites. Based on the current trajectory, It doesn't seem too far fetched that the detection window has only continued to expand with both Increased knowledge and superior testing.
Mir himself said he was told this stuff could stay In his system for up to 2 years, this was before Jon had even tested positive the first time. Which seems to indicate there's more credibility to this Idea than It's given credit and maybe we shouldn't be so quick to immediately assume corruption.
TJ popping Is another example of how USADA's knowledge of these substances and testing potency continues to Improve. It's safe to assume this is probably the case across the whole spectrum of testing.
So, my thought Is..maybe there's more legitimacy to the pulsing theory than we are giving It credit for.