GreenMachineX
Well-Known Member
Gotcha. I still don't understand that analogy for people in the Himalayas. I hear it a lot that with H of 55 up there, no big deal. But what about the cyclists in the 90's that died from EPO? Wouldn't the risk of testosterone induced erythrocytosis function more like EPO, if there's a difference on viscosity? Asking for real.The normal ranges depend upon the population that's being tested.
The normal ranges for the people living in the Himalayas is going to be different.