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German racer goes to court to prove that his blood isn't 'boosted'
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German cross-country racer Jens Filbrich, who was recently suspended by the International Ski Federation for failing a blood test, is appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to prove that his levels of 'haematocrit' are natural.

An elevated haematocrit level is an indicator, though not proof, of the use of banned blood-boosting substances such as EPO (erythropoietin), which works by boosting the oxygen-rich red-blood cells and thus allowing muscles to work for longer and recuperate better.

This report by Ski Racing.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I suffer from a blood condition where my Haematocrit levels get very high the average level in a male is between 40-45% mine has been up to 62% can't say I noticed any performance enhancing properties rather the reverse. This is as the result of a over active bone marrow and as such would be described as natural if rather dangerous.
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