He tested positive for a diuretic???? Lol I hope it was more than that. Diuretics are in caffeinated beverages and also in alcohol. Good luck avoiding those in your late teens/20s.
They must have some limit you can’t exceed. They must have a good reason for this rule but it’s hard for me to see one. Diuretics only dehydrate you (a competitive disadvantage) by essentially tricking your body into thinking your hydrated when you’re not. This causes your body to so urinate any “extra” water out instead of reabsorbing it through the kidneys, creating the illusion of clean urine (clear).
Can someone help me out here? What am I missing?
Like some other naturally occurring substances, caffeine and alcohol themselves have side effects that can temporarily increase urination. But those beverages do not have diuretic drugs added to them.He tested positive for a diuretic???? Lol I hope it was more than that. Diuretics are in caffeinated beverages and also in alcohol. Good luck avoiding those in your late teens/20s.
They should let players on lottery teams use steroids.
I think it is because they are used to fool drug tests. So basically, in order to trust the results of the test they don't allow things that could cause false negative. Just my guess.He tested positive for a diuretic???? Lol I hope it was more than that. Diuretics are in caffeinated beverages and also in alcohol. Good luck avoiding those in your late teens/20s.
They must have some limit you can’t exceed. They must have a good reason for this rule but it’s hard for me to see one. Diuretics only dehydrate you (a competitive disadvantage) by essentially tricking your body into thinking your hydrated when you’re not. This causes your body to so urinate any “extra” water out instead of reabsorbing it through the kidneys, creating the illusion of clean urine (clear).
Can someone help me out here? What am I missing?
It’s a coverup to mask PEDsHe tested positive for a diuretic???? Lol I hope it was more than that. Diuretics are in caffeinated beverages and also in alcohol. Good luck avoiding those in your late teens/20s.
They must have some limit you can’t exceed. They must have a good reason for this rule but it’s hard for me to see one. Diuretics only dehydrate you (a competitive disadvantage) by essentially tricking your body into thinking your hydrated when you’re not. This causes your body to so urinate any “extra” water out instead of reabsorbing it through the kidneys, creating the illusion of clean urine (clear).
Can someone help me out here? What am I missing?
It’s a coverup to mask PEDs
I watched the movie The Program in theaters back in 1993, so I'm a bit of an expert here. Diuretics can be used to flush metabolites left behind after a steroid cycle, or hardcore bender for that matter.
Ayton's name has really been getting sullied. We now know he was totally on the take in college and now a drug suspension in the pros.
Ok, makes sense. Glad UK backed off, he didn’t seem very interested in college ball tbh.Like some other naturally occurring substances, caffeine and alcohol themselves have side effects that can temporarily increase urination. But those beverages do not have diuretic drugs added to them.
Prohibited diuretic drugs are banned because athletes have used them to hide other prohibited drugs and beat the screening tests.
It isn't very hard now to understand why John Calipari backed off Ayton, and why Sean Miller went after him. UK isn't for everyone, most especially not for self serving cheaters.
He should have got at least a 25 game suspension while he was playing for Arizona. Considering the fact that Arizona paid for his services.
Ayton has already cashed in. Who cares if he gets suspended now? He is crying all the way to the bank. I want to see Arizona placed on NCAA probation with major sanctions and Sean Miller suspended or banned. They got Pitino. They are investigating Self. Time to nail Miller.Trier got busted for PEDs while at Arizona as well.
He tested positive for a diuretic???? Lol I hope it was more than that. Diuretics are in caffeinated beverages and also in alcohol. Good luck avoiding those in your late teens/20s.
They must have some limit you can’t exceed. They must have a good reason for this rule but it’s hard for me to see one. Diuretics only dehydrate you (a competitive disadvantage) by essentially tricking your body into thinking your hydrated when you’re not. This causes your body to so urinate any “extra” water out instead of reabsorbing it through the kidneys, creating the illusion of clean urine (clear).
Can someone help me out here? What am I missing?
Trier got busted for PEDs while at Arizona as well.
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