Lance lost my respect when he sued other people for telling the truth. I will never understand using money/legal system to manipulate your ongoing lie, and liv

Lance lost my respect when he sued other people for telling the truth. I will never understand using money/legal system to manipulate your ongoing lie, and livelihood. Disgusting! That said, I don't care about the drugs, or that he lied. If he didn't ruin other people's lives--I would still like the dude. I honestly don't think the drugs played the role we think in his victories. I said it. I know everyone will disagree. I remember his Doctor/Coach being attacked in a interview. That Italian Doctor, I forget his name. His doctor said, 'The main reason Lance won those races is because of the placebo effect. Lance thought those drugs would help him perform better, and magically his body performed better." Just like the Placebo Effect operates? I doubt Lance knew anything about the Placebo Effect? He strikes me as a perfect candidate for a Placebo response? (Kinda dumb, and believes whatever that doctor told him?). I do wonder if all that training brought on his cancer? It just doesn't seem healthy to train that rigriously? We will probally never know why he got cancer, but I wish researchers would follow these bikers for the next two decades, and see if their is a correlation between extreme training and cancer. The results would be skewed because of all the drug use going on, but I feel they should be studied anyways.