EPO and Blood Doping

[ZaLkeN]

Anyone know a site where people discuss extreme performance? Extreme performance instead of extreme strength.

Need assistance with

EPO, HGH, Blood doping etc.

All the mainstream cycling websites and running websites ban y for even asking.

I wish I could talk to lance Armstrong when he didn't give a FIRETRUCK.

[Deepdiver4285]

find a hyperbaric facility and have them press you down to 33 feet. you will then breath pure oxygen for 60-90 min. Then you'll be saturated with O2 and that's when you'll have your blood drawn.

[Bonaparte]

find a hyperbaric facility and have them press you down to 33 feet. you will then breath pure oxygen for 60-90 min. Then you'll be saturated with O2 and that's when you'll have your blood drawn.

Unless there's some trick here that you omitted, that would likely be counterproductive and dangerous. Your hemoglobin can only transport so much O2 (an spO2 of 100%, which is eachievable at room air or a small amount of additional inspired oxygen). Any excess O2 in your bloodstream increases free radical production and causes vasoconstriction in the brain, coronary artery, peripheral vascular system, and some other tissues.

Look into hyperoxemia for a more detailed explanation.

[Ashop]

Anyone know a site where people discuss extreme performance? Extreme performance instead of extreme strength.

Need assistance with

EPO, HGH, Blood doping etc.

All the mainstream cycling websites and running websites ban y for even asking.

I wish I could talk to lance Armstrong when he didn't give a FIRETRUCK.

There are underground forums for the elite and even private forums on
those other boards that make you think they dont allow it.

[Deepdiver4285]

what I described was a hyperbaric oxygen therapy table. if he withdraws one pint of blood after completing this treatment table and then administer it before his race how can this be dangerous if this is all he's doing?

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[Bonaparte]

what I described was a hyperbaric oxygen therapy table. if he withdraws one pint of blood after completing this treatment table and then administer it before his race how can this be dangerous if this is all he's doing?

Honestly, I know emergency medicine, not diving or blood doping stuff.
But a pint of even deoxygenated blood would make a huge difference. There is no need to hyperoxenate the blood, since I already explained why it does not help.

[ghost14]

The key is the storage of blood.
Anyway, Tyler Hamilton' s book says a lot about blood doping or different uses of epo. The book is supposed to be anti doping though.