The narrator argues that athletes with family ties to pharmacology — like a corrupt pharmacist parent — hold insider knowledge about masking agents, timing windows, and microdosing protocols that testers don't anticipate. This structural advantage has nothing to do with training and everything to do with proximity to the chemistry. It reframes drug-testing evasion as an inherited resource, not just an individual hustle.
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