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Swimmer Jessica Hardy Tests Positive for Asthma Drug That Competitors are Permitted to Use

Started by Millard Baker · 11 months ago

U.S. Olympic swimmer Jessica Hardy tested positive for the asthma medication Clenbuterol in both A and B samples at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha, Nebraska on July 1st and July 4, 2008. Clenbuterol is a bronchodilator belonging to a class of drugs known as beta-2 adrenergic agonists or long-acting beta-2 adrenergic agonist (LABA) . Clenbuterol [...] ... Continue reading »

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Cesar Cunucu
11 months ago

I'm amazed at the number of elite athletes that have "asthma". It's a friggin' epidemic!

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LBC1
11 months ago

Especially if you live in the Los Angeles area.

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A. Swimmer
11 months ago

Asthma drugs are a form of cheating. Everyone knows it. The statistics tell the story. Look at the percentage of athletes with "exercise induced asthma" and compare it to the general populace. All of these athletes are capable of running marathons or training for hours without these drugs but they take them because they are performance enhancing.

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Millard Baker
11 months ago

Technically, it is not cheating according to WADA/IOC rules if the athlete has a therapeutic use exemption (TUE). But you point is well taken. The so-called TUE loophole highlights a major problem with rule(s) that allow some athletes to use PEDs and not others.

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