Drug Testing in The Olympics

2023-04-12 20:13:36

Citius, Altius, Fortius is the Olympic motto. A translation from Greek meaning "faster, higher, stronger". Recently, competitors in the Olympic Games have made every effort to achieve this motto. Most are training 1 hour 1 hour a day. Others are trying this by taking illegal drugs to improve performance. That's why we need to test the medicine at the Olympic Games. The Olympic drug test recently held the 1968 Olympics 1 which began in Mexico. Drugs are banned for two good reasons: to have an unfair advantage, the use of drugs is taken by the players dangerous.

- Efforts to ensure fair competition for all athletes to maintain exercise and fine beauty - Dr. Donkatrin of the Olympic Drug Testing Institute of the University of Los Angeles at Hastings Center in California, Los Angeles Doctor Thomas · Murray wrote Olympic drug tests Competition in the environment Double standards? As an example we take arguments surrounding the EPO. Yes, spending time at high altitude training or low oxygen content in the room: Dr. Norman Foster, Director of Medical Ethics Project at the University of Wisconsin, he improves the blood hemoglobin level, double criteria, external critics There are three ways to think that you have finished the same thing. Save and inject your own red blood cells. Or take an EPO

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The Institute and the Olympic Games are experimental sites for scientists, chemists and unethical doctors, "US Olympic Committee (USOC) 1984-1988 Olympics, director of drug testing Robert Wojciev said "Testers know that they are smarter and smarter than them. They know how to enter the radar. If you want to: "As I point out that this is not a convincing argument to everyone in Atlanta," as compared with Dr. Donald Catlin, the director of drug testing laboratory at UCLA IOC, Recognizing more of his authority medicine experienced players are something that can not be tested. "

Most professional leagues have not tested performance improvement drugs. Those who dominate the body of sports in the minds of several players to fight fear. At the Atlanta Olympics, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) approved two positive drug tests, including last year's summer, 11,000 players who received the banned substances tested by 2000 people. Medals were not forfeited. From these figures - 5 from the Barcelona Olympics in 1992 '12 high 84 Los Angeles Olympic start, you may think that you have been the most clean since '96 Olympic, '96 from the very beginning Active record Drug examination done at the sports meeting Do not deceive yourself