re: Jamie Foxx's loved ones reportedly preparing for worst as his health declines

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Nelly Korda (LPGA) comes to mind

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Serena almsot died in 2018 when a clot got to her lung

OUCH!!!!!

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hyper low IQ clown

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Strannix

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n the Crossfit Games last year, a female competitor had a blood clot occur in the middle of the 1st event in one of her arms.

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Have you not heard of Epo and Test before? Do you even lift, bro?

Both of those medications raise your H/H and therefore put you at risk for clotting.

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Oates Mustache

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Where the hell have you been? I thought you were kidnapped and sold in to sex slavery.

His daughter posted a social media post that he has been out of the hospital for weeks and played pickle ball yesterday.

OT be slipping.

How many times did the dead from vax chick post in here?

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Have you not heard of giving whole blood every 8 weeks, bro? It almost fully eliminates this issue and I guarantee people doing that know this as well.

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Obviously, you don’t know his blood doping works nor how oxygen is carried in the blood. Go take a college physiology class and get back to me.

If you are participating in a sport such as CrossFit that requires an increase in the amount oxygen required, you would do the exact opposite of what you stated.

Why do you think people train at elevated altitudes? To increase their H/H. They draw off their blood, and auto-transfuse at a later date. You can do the same thing with epogen. Or training in hypobaric chamber at sea level.

All this increase blood viscosity putting you at risk for clotting.

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Why do you think people train at elevated altitudes? To increase their H/H. They draw off their blood, and auto-transfuse at a later date. You can do the same thing with epogen. Or training in hypobaric chamber at sea level.

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You got a DV but you are absolutely correct anyone using EPO as a PED is doing it to raise their hematocrit level for increased oxygenation of muscles especially for endurance athletes. See World Tour cyclists. There are only 3 reasons an athlete taking EPO would willingly draw off red blood cells:

1. they are subject to doping testing and their hematocrit is above the limit set by their sanctioning body ie 50% for international sporting federations (some sports go by hemoglobin instead)

2. they are planning to preserve it and reinject it at a later date to avoid EPO tests though EPO does have a short detectable life in the body

3. they are on a new protocol and they discover their hematocrit is getting dangerously high or going beyond the limits is subject to testing protocols

Any elite/pro athlete using EPO is going to know their needed timing and dosage and would never need to remove red cells on a routine basis, it would be counterproductive and they could have met their desired or sanctioned limit with less EPO.

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This thread does not deliver.

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Goes from giving Last Rites to playing pickle ball. Da fuq