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When pale tourists gather at Copacabana Beach, some athletes at the Rio Olympic Games will cheat - and only a few people will be caught

This is because drug testers are always behind drug users. Unfortunately, no one Star Trek scanner can analyze a full urine or small bottle of blood to inform everything inside. To test drugs that improve performance with 2016 technology, you need to know which drug you want to find.

Below is an old example of this problem. When drug tests first arrived at the Olympic Games in 1968, the only person caught was Swedish contemporary athletes who detected overdose by shooting down two beers before shooting. At the same time, weightlifting players and other athletes will almost certainly use anabolic steroid hormones, but that will not be reliable until the 1976 Olympic Games.

The World Anti-Doping Organization (WADA) oversees drug testing for most sports federations, and drug inspectors arrest one or two athletes in each of the 100 tests performed each year.

However, when British researchers guaranteed anonymous athletes at two major track competitions in 2011, they may have used one-half to one-half of people's banned drugs It was discovered.

But everyone is sad and not a steroid. More new substances were detected in the new test, and the sophisticated version of the old test got better sensitivity than four years ago. In addition, the World Anti - Doping Organization has greatly enhanced its athlete 's biometric passport. This is a chemical record of normal blood and urine for athletes, making it easy to find abnormalities.

Only a small number of misbehaves may have been judged as positive, but over the past ten years they have caught more than the previous years. The data from these incidents shows some interesting things about who they are, what they did, and why.

The number in this article refers to the summer Olympics as it is the place where the most stimulants are detected. Anti-Doping Database is an editorial of Norway's former sports journalist, Tronfso, and as of 1968 it contains more than 5,500 of these incidents. His data set is not comprehensive because in some countries detailed doping information is not published. Also, as horse stimulants are different animals, riding has been eliminated

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Long ago, this was the driving force of many sports. The contemporary Olympic Games were announced in 1896 with the motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" - "Faster, Higher, More Strong". Athletes should break through the limits and urge others to do the same. Hitler and the political conspiracy of the Cold War poisoned this ideal, but if you go beyond the prime time of the night, you can still see it at the Olympic Games. Therefore today's athletes never invented new things by helping each other. They just changed their focus. You may not like looking for just drunk meat that has been insulted. But the rest of us have praised the players who always fight in harsh environments and are willing to overcome any obstacles on their path. It is natural that these athletes respect each other and are eager to encourage motivation and effort to achieve this goal.