Urinary tests were unable to determine whether Ryan Braun had administrated steroids or not

Ryan Braun, a player of the Major League Baseball, tested positive for anabolic steroids. This case caused hot discussions. This baseball player may be suspended. His analytical positives have caused very serious debates.
This famous player had a significantly induced T\E ratio in a urine sample. Ryan Braun was tested in October, 2011. According to several sources, his T\E ratio had the most enhanced indexes that had ever been shown by T\E ratio tests. The T\E ratio displayed that his level was twice of the most induced level that was ever identified by T\E ratio tests.
This caused reports of some sportswriters. They wrote that Ryan Braun had had too induced testosterone level. However the urinary test indicated high indexes, the information of sportswriters is misleading.
It is necessary to understand that the T\E ratio is just a ratio. It doesn’t show serum level of testosterone in blood. It just testifies about testosterone that was introduced into body from outside.
A laboratory in Montreal that was authorized by the WADA used isotope ratio testing in order to confirm the T\E ratio test. This test doesn’t determine absolute testosterone level too. It identifies just the origin of testosterone. As for Braun, it was defined that testosterone of his blood had had exogenous origin. It means that it wasn’t secreted inside of his organism but it was produced outside of his body. So, the tests defined that this baseball player had used this hormone.
But a representative for the Braun camp pointed out that Ryan Braun wasn’t guilty. He said that Braun hadn’t had any intentions to violate the laws of the WADA.
It is difficult to understand what happens in this situation. A spokesperson noticed that unusual things are linked with this case.
It was decided to test this baseball player the second time. He submitted. The second T\E ratio test showed absolutely opposite indexes. It showed normal levels. How could you understand these things? The first T\E ratio test displayed extremely induced testosterone levels, the second one showed normal levels. Can you imagine? There are many explanations connected with his positives.
What is going to say Ryan Braun for his defense? It is not clear. Everybody is waiting for his explanation. This case leads to enhanced curiosity. Has Braun taken testosterone?