TESTOSTERONE

[lozflan]

A female runner has been asked to take medication to reduce her testosterone,as no other female can catch her in a race.
Is it tested for in any other athlete?.
Natural in men,has Bolt got more than others?
Is it a banned substance for women?.
Will levelling the playing field,make others strive less?.

[Parky]

A female runner has been asked to take medication to reduce her testosterone,as no other female can catch her in a race.
Is it tested for in any other athlete?.
Natural in men,has Bolt got more than others?
Is it a banned substance for women?.
Will levelling the playing field,make others strive less?.

has she got a beard loz?

[ExileSteve]

As far as I understand the situation, this particular runner is not female at all. I'm fairly sure it's one of these mentally ill blokes with a burning sex fantasy about being a girl. The athletics authorities are to be congratulated for standing up for scientific facts and for the truth, but no doubt they'll cave in eventually just like everyone else does these days. Except for the incomparable Sir Roger Scruton, that is.

[St Chads Lad]

Definitely a geezer
#castersamanyeah 😁

[lozflan]

Funny that you say that.   When I first saw her run,I said that is a man,but she has had a medical,which proved me wrong. But I say,if it walks like a duck,quacks like a duck and looks like a duck,it's definitely not a chicken.

[lozflan]

Sharon Davies raised some points this week,"it is no coincidence that the top three 800 mtr. runners have the same condition. Women do not have to have a medical now and in the UK the fact of internal Testes would have been picked up by ultrasound and the child would have been brought up as a boy.