Someone Ask Landis if He Eats a Lot of Millet
apparently a diet high in millet is highly associated with thyroid dysfunction. Yes eating millet can cause goiter leading to hypothyroidism. But you have to eat a lot of it over a long period of time, exactly the sort of conditions I explained may be necessary to stimulate a dietary-based false positive on the IRMS.
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I don't think you've addressed how diet can cause a false positive on the CIR test. You earlier cited a paper that shows that diet can increase the C13/C12 ratio in testosterone, but you did not mention whether it addressed the comparison to reference hormones.
Has Floyd used the meat connection? US meet is high in hormones and maybe steroids. check out "Mad Cowboy"
My understanding of the T/E ratio is that the T was of normal levels, but it was the E that was elevated. The ratio was off but in the wrong direction to cause a performance increase.
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