Milkman – Member
In sport, results in open competition makes very good evidence.
In that case, I can claim all the pro athletes who don’t use colostrum as being proof that it doesn’t offer any measurable advantage, can’t I…
So, to go through your list
Chris Hopkinson, first British rider to complete the solo Race Across America
Unless that race is attracting the very top athletes in the world, it proves nothing and particularly since Chris clearly got beaten by other athletes who I can assume from your not claiming them didn’t use the product.
Sharon Gayter and Mimi Anderson, record breaking ultramarathon runners
Again, it’s just not a recognised sport so affected by the vagaries of who actually chooses to do it much more so than well established sports and on its own proves nothing.
Gustav Erik Larsson, Olympic Silver, men’s time trial
Only silver though.
Elena Baltacha, UK number one women’s tennis
Only British no 1 and therefore being beaten by other players
Peter Norfolk, Paralympic gold, men’s tennis
Can’t say I’m particularly familiar with Paralympic tennis but one athlete using the product proves nothing.
Maurice Burton Etape de Tour gold at age 51
Big deal – As I understand it, that’s not particularly unusual though clearly a decent performance.