Comments on: The Longest Case http://www.frank.dutchmonkey.com/blog/cycling/the-longest-case/ A Cursory Look at The Life of a Dutchman and Those Who Have to Deal With It. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 10:48:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: patm http://www.frank.dutchmonkey.com/blog/cycling/the-longest-case/comment-page-1/#comment-239 patm Sat, 22 Sep 2007 12:58:18 +0000 http://www.frank.dutchmonkey.com/blog/cycling/the-longest-case/#comment-239 Fascinating post - cycling is such an exciting sport to watch! All sports should be as closely scrutinized as cycling - we may not have any professional athletes/sports left to watch! pjm Fascinating post - cycling is such an exciting sport to watch! All sports should be as closely scrutinized as cycling - we may not have any professional athletes/sports left to watch!
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]]> By: michelle http://www.frank.dutchmonkey.com/blog/cycling/the-longest-case/comment-page-1/#comment-234 michelle Fri, 21 Sep 2007 22:08:09 +0000 http://www.frank.dutchmonkey.com/blog/cycling/the-longest-case/#comment-234 Nice post, Frank. As a side note: Frank and I just talked to someone who knew a physician who testified in Landis' case. This guy said that it is physiologically impossible to have a testosterone ratio that is as high as his was, and then return to almost normal ratios by the next day.... which is exactly what happened in Floyd's case. I don't really know this guy we were talking to, and clearly don't know whether he knows this physician or not, and by no means am I going to take the time or effort to actually look into the voracity of the argument that these ratios don't fluctuate like that (I'm way too lazy). I'm just sayin it's interesting.... Nice post, Frank.

As a side note: Frank and I just talked to someone who knew a physician who testified in Landis’ case. This guy said that it is physiologically impossible to have a testosterone ratio that is as high as his was, and then return to almost normal ratios by the next day…. which is exactly what happened in Floyd’s case.

I don’t really know this guy we were talking to, and clearly don’t know whether he knows this physician or not, and by no means am I going to take the time or effort to actually look into the voracity of the argument that these ratios don’t fluctuate like that (I’m way too lazy). I’m just sayin it’s interesting….

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