He was cleared of any wrongdoing by the people that do the testing.
Y'all just wont accept any facts that don't fit your hate fueled narrative.
A proud hater if that ain't the most pathetic thing I've ever seen.
But USADA wasn't suspect when they found the picogram huh?
Now that they found Jones innocent you pathetic, loser, picopenis pussboys wanna try to change facts to fit your narrative.
I don't think that's true. He was let off on plausible deniability. In the california state athletic commision hearing Dr. Eichner (USADA) did not state that he endorsed the pulsing narrative or that he thinks the amount ingested (not to be conflated with amount of metabolites found) didn't have an effect on performance. It seems that he did what any responsible scientists would do in this case and said something to the effect of "without more data we cannot make any solid conclusions".
Here's an excerpt from the California State Athletic Commission Hearing
He was merely stating what "Dr. Scott" (who doesn't have a PhD in chemistry or biology) of Korvo labs (Jones expert witness) said in his report. Not that he endorsed the viewpoints of Paul Scott. Of course being the idiots or opportunists that the UFC, The Athletic Commissions, and MMA journalists are clung to "Dr. Eichner described in all likelihood, the athlete administered a contaminated product, which caused the adverse finding on the test done in late July" without mentioning the preceding or following sentences.
Full quote
"Mr. Ledakis directed the Commission’s attention to Dr. Paul Scott’s expert report (Exhibit Y) and asked Dr. Eichner if he has reviewed the report. Dr. Eichner responded he had. When asked to describe what the report generally stated, Dr. Eichner described in all likelihood, the athlete administered a contaminated product, which caused the adverse finding on the test done in late July. He added, however, there is not enough information available to determine whether it was therapeutic or a contaminant. He stated with the information available to him, it would be impossible to make a determination whether the adverse finding was purely caused from a contaminated product and is, therefore, unable to agree with Dr. Scott’s conclusion in his report. "
Here's the California State Athletic Commission report (I cannot find the Nevada State Athletic Commission report).
https://www.dca.ca.gov/csac/meetings/minutes/20180227.pdf
Edit: let me know if you find anything in a primary source that conflicts with my analysis.