No evidence of EPO boosting performances, says peer-reviewed journal

Posted on Dec 06, 2012 under Factoids | Comments are off

Hrm.. Not sure I buy this 100%, but interesting. Perhaps they’re just not testing the right indicators? Or maybe all the people who believed they benefited through the use of EPO were just operating under placebo effect?!

No evidence of EPO boosting performances, says peer-reviewed journal.

Wouldn’t it suck to be Lance if it were all just placebo!

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