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If you get prescribed Adderall from a doctor.....it's a dosage that is supposed to bring you back to " normal ". If you use 3 X the dosage and do super human stuff with it....guess what? You're breaking more then just rules , you're cheating.
I've said this before too and got slammed for it....but fuck it , I'll say it again. Look at how James was performing before he got caught. Then compare that to how he performed after he came back , and his dosages were monitored.
There is a huge fucking difference. The answer is right there in front of your face on weather he was using it as a cheater drug or not. Also the fact , that not one family member , team member , even his freaking doctor.....told him it's the most abused drug in sports today? I mean Jesus Christ...really?
I dig the shit out of James and his skill , but damn it man.....how could you even think he didn't have an edge?
As far as that goes......it aint just James! I know damn well other's have used and abused drugs just like that or even stronger. James just happened to be the one who got busted.....but it would be stupid to think he was the only one using something to get an advantage.
It's a professional sport.....it's what happens when money is on the line.
If people don't think it's real....take someone who says that , have them slam a pot of coffee and be able to take a nap a 1/2 hour later. Because I can. I have to watch how much coffee I drink , because it will literally make me want to lie down.
As far as James goes.....I'm 100% behind him on taking the correct dosage if he needs it. If he has it ( ADHD ) it would slow him down.....not speed him up.
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Does that answer your question on how to get a TUE?
A TUE for IGF could be gotten with a creative doc I suppose. Afterall, plenty of non diabetics use mass amounts of insulin so there is that also. Insulin is banned just the same. But if a doc says you're diabetic....
Plus There is only 1 real brand of IGF1 that ai know of. And it's expensive as fuck. Anyrhing else is UGL or totally bunk or underdosed or could be something else entirely. Nobody knows unless you test your stuff..
And IGF for the most part isn't worth the sides vs cost vs effective dose for performance use. IGF is debatable if its even worth taking. Insulin on the other hand but its crazy dangerous if you arent careful.
Kinda Sounds like you're looking for a source. You can find that on your own.
I don't condone pot use so I'm not really not sure why I told that story, but it's something to think about for guys with PTSD who are taking a bunch of prescription pills.
More to the point, though, I've always been confused - based on my experiences with Adderall while actively involved in athletics - at how it is beneficial for athletic performance within a sport places so much strain on an athlete's physical conditioning. On just a basic level, Adderall increases heart rate, so I've always wondered how that could be a good thing for motocross given how much focus is placed on controlling heart rate during long motos. For a sport like baseball, it makes perfect sense, but it's intriguing to me how it's helpful to those who don't need it within a sport which places a high demand on aerobic conditioning and maintenance throughout performance.
I could not work around that guy, and he thought I was to loud and to quick to temper, called me the tazmanian devil.. That's when I realized that he could no more speed up to my level any more than I could slow down.
Yes, I believe its in your head, the more I tell myself to focus, the more distracted I get, kind of like telling yourself not to think of something.....
It wasn't an issue of him taking "unlimited amounts" and now only taking therapeutic amounts. It was simply that he didn't file the TUE paperwork. Your post implies that he was buying and using Adderall illegally, of which there is no evidence. He had a lawful prescription, and by all accounts was using it properly other than formally informing the sanctioning body of his prescription.
Obviously that's on him, and he should have suffered the consequence, but it isn't like he was out buying illegal drugs or using them improperly.
You can find a doctor to give you a prescription for anything. Plenty of corrupt/questionable doctors with the ability to write a prescription for you. Just because he had a prescription pretty much means squat. Had he applied for the TUE it would have at least been scrutinized much more. Just getting a prescription from a doctor does not automatically qualify you for a TUE.
Nearly one in 10 Major League Baseball players are granted a therapeutic exemption to use Adderall or other ADHD medications — a rate TWICE as high as the general population. ( credit cbssports.com & usatoday.com )
As stupid as it sounds, it might be nice to try sometime. College kids have been using Adderall to assist when studying for years.......
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However, it also dehydrates me and makes me feel a little shaky. If I'm going to ride moto or MTB, I leave the Adderall at home.
I have tried riding on addy a few times and it makes me a beast. If I was getting paid to ride I would probably do a small 5mg dose before a race. Like with everything, moderation is key. If you take it every day it will just make you feel normal. Save it for when you need a little extra boost. If you have low self control you should obviously stay away from any habit forming drugs.
Good grief.
And source? My point is you have zero idea what you're talking about.
Adderall (and similar stimulants) operate on somewhat of a "bell curve" of effectiveness. Everyone's curve is different, but past a certain dosage the positive effects decrease, not increase, and it also increases the potential for adverse health issues. It isn't a case of "25mg gives me focus, so I'll take 50mg and have even sharper focus!" A medical doctor that you are actually working with will try to find that "equilibrium" dosage where you get the maximum positive result and anything more would probably have a negative effect.
Obviously you're hung up on Stewart's character and believe that his stupid act with the police lights make him guilty of anything that could be imagined. That's your right, of course, but it doesn't really allow for rational thinking about the Adderall issue.
The decision on the appeal was posted earlier in the thread. It's pretty straight forward, and shows exactly what he was penalized for. It also talks about MXSports' reasoning for allowing him to continue to compete, etc.
It's pretty clear that Stewart and his reps were far too casual when signing things like the competition licenses. To be honest, we all likely do similar things all the time when it comes to signing documents. I certainly can't say that I've read every line of everything I've signed over the years, and based on the "AMA" policy at the time, he wouldn't have even needed a TUE (that's according to the CAS document itself). Unfortunately for him, he didn't pay attention to the details enough to understand how seriously different that the FIM/WADA policy was from the AMA policy. The difference is even noted specifically for clarity in the appeal ruling.
Stewart got the punishment he deserved for not following the policy he signed an acknowledgment for. That's definitely on him. But there is zero evidence that he committed any illegal acts concerning his Adderall use, nor that he used any dosages that he wasn't prescribed.
You racing any of our tiny little hills up here this year?
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