Home Doping in Cycling Remembering Mauro Gianetti's blood doping
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Original section Doping in Cycling
Published 3 July 2007
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Original author Doctor.House
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Original post Doctor.House
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3 July 2007, 03:36 UTC
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Near fatal blood doping in May 1999. Just before the Lance Armstrong's DOPING EXEMPT Tour de Farces.
PFC perfluorocarbon metabolites. Makes EPO & cow blood seem so tame.
Mauro spent ten days in the University Hospital--mostly in the ICU.
Eventually Mauro became Chris Horner's boss at Sanier Duval.
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Nothing has changed except the research drugs and methods.
5 July 2007, 18:19 UTC
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Doctor.House said: Near fatal blood doping in May 1999. Just before the Lance Armstrong's DOPING EXEMPT Tour de Farces.
PFC perfluorocarbon metabolites. Makes EPO & cow blood seem so tame.
Mauro spent ten days in the University Hospital--mostly in the ICU.
Eventually Mauro became Chris Horner's boss at Sanier Duval.
salon.com index.html Open ↗
Nothing has changed except the research drugs and methods.
That's a very good article. It's kind of scary to mess with your blood that way. Riders should just take a bunch of Sudafeds before a race. It's what hockey players do.
Doctor.House
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21 July 2007, 13:39 UTC
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I guess the cow blood IVs are less dangerous than the PFC gas bus.
Will ASO DQ Rasmussen today?
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