Breaking: Burfict Suspended (Again)

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(03-18-2018, 12:53 AM)RockyMountainBengal Wrote: Sir, I'll tip my hat and say goodnight. When you live at 7,500 ft altitude and still can't breathe regularly after 6 months post PE, then yes, inhalers are in the conversation. I'll leave it at that. Going from multi-day races to not being able to walk up the stairs... changes everything. 

cheers. 

Well, sir, beta agonists and anticholenergics would treat airway restriction and PEs don't cause airway restriction.

An inhaled corticosteroid would treat airway inflammation and PEs don't cause that , either.

And why would you be abusing your inhalers if you aren't competing?

And why won't you tell me the name of the inhalers your abusing, but not for a competitive advantage because you don't dope, you just know lots of people who do?

And why would you need a therapeutic use exemption if you can't even walk up the stairs? Because if you can't walk up the stairs, you can't even race. If you can't race, you don't need a therapeutic use exemption for an inhaler that isn't indicated to treat a PE.

Thanks for the bedtime story.