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Subject:  Re: ERYTHROPOIETIN (EPO) - FOR STAMINA & ENDURANCE ATHLETIC FIELD |
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] Date Posted: 12/18/07 9:53:21am In reply to: nkristan@indo.net.id 's message, "ERYTHROPOIETIN (EPO) - FOR STAMINA & ENDURANCE ATHLETIC FIELD" on 10/13/05 11:46:58pm This guy is an IndoRoid scammer! Sent Western Union to Norman Kristano in Jakrata Indonesia and didn't receive what i ordered/paid for. Goes without saying, but no replies to any of my emails after payment was picked up by scammer. >FOR SALE !! 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For complete pricelist / >ordering information, please mail me at --- > >nkristan@indo.net.id --- > >nkristan_AT_indo_DOT_net_DOT_id --- > >nkristan(at)indo(dot)net(dot)id > > > > > >ERYTHROPOIETIN (EPO) - FOR STAMINA & ENDURANCE >ATHLETIC FIELD (SPRINTER, TRACK-AND-FIELD, MARATHON, >RUNNERS, CYCLIST, BOXER, BIKER, ETC) > > > > >Erythropoietin (pronounced, ah-rith-ro-poy-tin, and >abbreviated, EPO) is a relatively recent entry into >the deceitful pursuit of glory. EPO is a protein >hormone produced by the kidney. After being released >into the blood stream it binds with receptors in the >bone marrow, where it stimulates the production of red >blood cells (erythrocytes). Medically, EPO is used to >treat certain forms of anemia (e.g., due to chronic >kidney failure). Logically, since EPO accelerates >erythrocyte production it also increases oxygen >carrying capacity. This fact did not long escape >notice of the athletic community. > >Blood doping is the process of artificially increasing >the amount of red blood cells in the body in an >attempt to improve athletic performance. In the past >this was accomplished by transfusion. The athlete >would “donate” a unit of blood into storage and then 3 >weeks later, after the body had completely replaced >the blood loss, transfuse the unit back into the body. >This would occur just before a big race, effectively >giving the athlete an “extra” unit of blood. This >enables performance improvements in endurance sports >because of the extra oxygen carrying capacity. > >EPO has put a whole new spin on blood doping. No need >for messy transfusions, just shoot up with EPO to >increase your circulating erythrocyte mass. Until >recently accurate testing has been difficult because >the recombinant human EPO made in the lab is virtually >identical to the naturally occurring form and there >are no firmly established normal ranges for EPO in the >body. Thus, over the past 10 – 15 years some athletes >chose to cheat because, as long as they kept their >hematocrit levels below 50%, there seemed little risk >of getting caught. > >EPO is an injectable protein hormone that acts on >bone marrow to stimulate red blood cell production. >This is a new drug which is being experimented with by >some elite athletes especially distance runners and >elite cyclists. It has been very effective for what >it is designed for and sometimes is used as a >replacement for blood transfusions. Athletes use this >drug to dramatically increase red blood cells which >are the oxygen carrying components of blood. Athletes >are well aware that if they can increase the >oxygen-storing ability of their blood they can >increase performance. This is the theory behind blood >doping. EPO does the same thing but is more >convenient considering the use of EPO just requires a >number of injections. Blood doping requires drawing >out approximately a liter of blood, freezing it, then >thawing it and reinfusing it several weeks later. EPO >has a dramatic effect on hematocrit which is the >percentage of red blood cells in blood. A hematocrit >of 40 means that 40% of the volume of blood is >composed of red blood cells which is about normal. >Athletes not uncommonly have a higher-than-average >hematocrit. When an athlete injects EPO, there >hematocrit can rise as much as 40%. This results in >an especially high concentration of RBCS. EPO use is >most widespread amongst endurance athletes yet a >number of weightlifters have been experimenting with >it. > >Effective Dose: Between 50-300 IU/kg of bodyweight. >Not to be used for more than 6 weeks. Will start >seeing effects on week 3th. Inject EPO daily for 2 >weeks before competition day. After week 3th, your red >blood cells will remain high for the next 3-6 months. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |