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100% I am definitely autistic and retarded.
What do you think body science is?
Longevity through modern science is a great thing.
We can also talk about Clomid if you’d like, that’s pretty well used.
There is a lot of ways to cheat the test that guys are doing.
You are barking up the wrong tree if you want to talk about ped abuse in our sport.
Motocross fans just bury their heads in sand and refuse to see the obvious because they don’t want to believe their hero is getting help.
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I genuinely cannot tell if you’re agreeing with me or trying to make a counterpoint.
Nothing gets the 3 faces of Uptite more wound up then PED use in mx. 🙃
Never took it at the MX track.... Only tried it once in my dumb(er) college kid days while snowboarding. What you're describing is exactly what I felt that day on the mountain. Everything slowed down and I felt like I could read the snow and react faster. I remember thinking to myself that it would have been like cheating for me at the track.
And then I felt like shit that night for obvious reasons and never tried it again. I'm sure everyone is different, but the in-the-moment advantages for me in that situation were noticeable.
Sometimes I wonder about Hippa laws. Everyone, including the government, seemed to bypass those laws 4 to 5 yeats ago.
I’m agreeing with you that science is the secret to their longevity, but I’m saying it’s probably not the science you think it is.
PED use doesn’t get me wound up, the naivety of people does.
A lot of guys use em, nobody want to believe it.
They would test positive for amphetamine, not meth, in initial screening. Then the sample would go through confirmatory testing, and the medication can be easily distinguished from street level methamphetamine.
Even if you test positive for a legitimate medication, you still have to prove that you have a valid prescription.
Happened to me more than once.
I always thought that he had a legitimate TUE when he returned to racing. If not, that would have destroyed the story of just not having the paperwork completed or believing that having a prescription was enough.
From todays NYT, Not Adderall but adjacent. And motorcycle racers are mentioned.
https://dnyuz.com/2026/02/02/the-wonder-drug-thats-plaguing-sports/
Are you accusing Deegs?
I think the main problem James was having with that bike was the shock. Before Yamaha figured out how to route the exhaust, it was basically a shock heater. The bike would work great the first half of the race (or a whole heat race) and then would start changing.
While we’re on the subject of peds. Is there a pill that a vet motorcycle racer could take that will make him faster? Hopefully a pill without too many bad side effects.
Adderall is some scary stuff. I had a girlfriend who would take it and become a different person, like a tweaker. It was scary to watch her check out from reality. I can't believe the stuff is legally prescribed. It seems pretty evil.
I have never raced on it, but I have taken it a number of times, and a few times while riding. I definitely can see how it would help. I get so focused on one thing with it, that nothing else matters, or even enters my brain. What was your experience that makes you believe it would be a detriment?
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Recreational dose or prescription? If her personality is changing on a prescription dose it's too high, or she needs to take a different stimulant like methylphenidate or try one of the non stimulant ADHD medication. Everyone reacts differently to the meds and if one has side affects you need to try a different one. I take generic Adderall XR, an amphetamine, it works great for me. My son gets really grumpy on Adderall, he does way better on methylphenidate.
The reason it's legal is because it works for most people better than anything else to help with ADHD symptoms. I believe over 75% of people can take either type of stimulant, 20% only one works without bad side effects, and 5% have to take a non stimulant medication. Why doesn't everyone start with a non stimulant you ask? The first 3 months of taking one increases the thoughts of suicide. If you get past the first three months then it goes away for most, but I'll stick with the amphetamine, it's been safely prescribed for ADHD since the 1930's. That's right, ADHD is the most researched and most understood mental disorder, but somehow people think it's not real because some influencer said so and did a little dance on tick-tock...
I heard almost all of the Tour de France riders are using PEDs. You just have to get the latest ones they dont test for yet, right? Any trainers with bicycle backgrounds id be suspicious of. So who is that? Aldon Baker. Tomac dad. When theres millions of dollars on the line, people will do anything . I know everyone thinks that the pros race because they love it. Fuck no. They race for the money. Tomac is motivated by $$$$$
i've been on modinifil for over a year as a experimental treatment for stroke i had in 22'. all i can say is i wish i had this available to me when i was racing in the 90s lmao. provigil is the name brand name i believe.
How many riders have "Asthma". I'm being serious. Also as someone explained to me at a local ultramarathon. A little thing called micro-dosing EPO and other PEDs when athletes are teenagers to give life long benefits that would be untraceable when they're pros.
Okay Ping...
You are provng beyond any doubt, that you are stupid.
I know two riders who swear by inhalers, and I know guys who have tried them and said they make no difference.
They’ve figured out that micro dosing is the secret to passing most test, especially testosterone.
Yes, that’s the new thing, better genetics through science, it’s crazy what technology is teaching them.
For me, there is two sides to the coin. It could make me hyper focused and give me the advantages that come with that but on the other end, it could make me obsess over something that puts me at a disadvantage. Maybe I'd obsess over my form, or a kicker on a jump, etc. Or maybe I get short of breath or feel arm pump coming on. Being hyper focused on that could make the situation worse.
It can basically be a distraction, kinda like someone said earlier, I think they said they worked at a parts counter. Maybe they're fulfilling orders, killing it and doing better than any other day but then they notice the parts arent as organized as they could be, and then they can't stop thinking about that which causes them to not fulfill orders as fast then the next thing you know the parts are sprawled out on the table and they are organizing parts that really didn't need organized, at least not at that time.
I think a lot has to do with if you actually have add. If you have add, I have heard it helps you stay on track and focus on the task at hand. If you don't have add, it can basically give you add.
I take the XR too. Every once in awhile I'll ask my doctor about the long term side effects of Adderall because I have been concerned about long term side effects and I hate having to rely on a medicine because to me, it's like my coffee in the morning. I don't drink coffee but like those who do, if you don't have your coffee, you may be less motivated that day or tired. Without Adderall, I feel the exact same way and have become dependant on it. However, I don't abuse it, and for over fifteen years, have never asked for an increase dose.
My doctor told me not to worry and said essentially the same thing you said - that it's been safely prescribed for adhd for a very long time and unless someone is abusing it, it is a very safe medication and people don't come in sick or dying because of Adderall.
With that said, I love how it makes me feel but hate that I've become dependant. If I don't have it for a couple days, I am worthless for the most part.
I take 40mg Vyvanse - when I need it. I am also 55yrs old and never even took ADHD meds until I was 34 or 35. It was magic, suddenly I could get long periods of paperwork done and dial into whatever I was doing. I can tell by my mental state and by the workload I need to accomplish at work. Some days I do not need it. I do not like riding on it.
I am glad I did NOT take it when I was younger. Kids need to engage that energy, use it. Too many get it prescribed now, it is WAY over used in the younger crowd.
Little side note: your average doctor is like a parts changing dealership mechanic. Dont go thinking he is Mitch Payton or Brad Hoffman.
How many of you 3 know the 2 riders? Or do 2 of you each know 1 and the 3rd heard it makes no difference?
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