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Four Things Athletes Should Know about Synthetic Cannabinoids

September 7, 2022

[…] have become more popular for both medical and recreational use, it’s important for athletes subject to anti-doping rules to know that these substances (except for cannabidiol or CBD) are still prohibited in competition under the World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List. The two most well-known cannabinoids are tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the naturally occurring psychoactive component of […]

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Five Anti-Doping Highlights for 2018

December 5, 2017

[…] this substance regardless of whether the infusion or injection is less than 100mL. 2. Cannabidiol Removed from the List Starting in 2018, natural and synthetic cannabidiol (e.g., CBD oil) is no longer prohibited in-competition, but all other forms of cannabis remain prohibited in-competition, including marijuana, hashish, and all THC-containing products. Be aware, cannabidiol extracted […]

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Natural Products Derived from Plants and Animals

August 19, 2021

[…] substances prohibited in sport. Here are some common examples: Cannabis sativa produces THC and many other cannabinoids, all which are all prohibited in-competition. The only exception is CBD, which is permitted at all times. Ephedra (multiple species) naturally produces ephedrine and pseudoephedrine, which are both prohibited in-competition. Citrus aurantium (orange peel or bitter orange) […]

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Athlete Guide to Anti-Doping

November 24, 2020

[…] Clomiphene Letrozole Metabolic Modulators AICAR GW1516 Meldonium MOTs-c Diuretics and Masking Agents Acetazolamide Spironolactone Stimulants Cocaine Epinephrine Octodrine Meclofenoxate Methylhexanamine (MHA) MDMA Narcotics Kratom Heroin Tramadol Cannabinoids CBD Hemp Synthetic Cannabinoids THC Manipulation of Blood and Blood Components Autonomic dysreflexia (boosting) Blood Transfusions – Autologous, Homologous, and Heterologous Ozone Therapy Chemical and Physical Manipulation […]

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ATHLETE REMINDER: 2018 Prohibited List Now in Effect

January 4, 2018

[…] athletes, and it should be reviewed in conjunction with the List. Cannabidiol in 2018: Four Questions Answered: Learn more about the rule change regarding cannabidiol and why CBD products are still risky for athletes.   Athlete Tools Don’t forget to use the tools below to check the status of specific substances, products or ingredients, […]

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2018 Prohibited List: Summary of Major Changes

October 2, 2017

[…] over any 24-period, and divided doses of salbutamol may not exceed 800 micrograms over any 12 hours. Cannabidiol Removed from the List Starting in 2018, cannabidiol (i.e. CBD oil) is no longer prohibited under the S8 Cannabinoids category. Synthetic cannabidiol is not a cannabimimetic; however, cannabidiol extracted from cannabis plants may contain varying concentrations […]

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