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Review USADA’s 25 page fact correction in response to the SB Nation article regarding USADA’s role in anti-doping in the sport of professional boxing.
[…] and use of prohibited substances. Mossberg, 30, was approached by USADA in April of 2016 as part of USADA’s investigation regarding prohibited peptides used in sport and purchased over the internet. At the time, Mossberg was planning on competing in the upcoming U.S. Olympic Trials. When confronted with evidence of his violations, Mossberg agreed […]
[…] test resulted from her use of a product marketed as a dietary supplement that specifically listed ostarine as the primary active ingredient. The investigation revealed that Oliver purchased the dietary supplement that contained ostarine, as well as another dietary supplement that contained the prohibited substance arimistane, which is a Hormone and Metabolic Modulator, on […]
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[…] ordering and using products that listed ostarine and arimistane as ingredients, based on the recommendation of a trusted source. Due to the circumstances that led Bushey to purchase the products, USADA determined that Bushey should receive a sanction reduction from four to two years. Bushey’s two-year period of ineligibility began on December 19, 2016, […]
[…] the supplement, which listed DMAA as an ingredient but contained DMBA, was added in April 2017 to the USADA High Risk List of supplements maintained on USADA’s online dietary supplement safety education and awareness resource, Supplement 411. Athletes and other sport stakeholders are reminded that, unlike medications, dietary supplements sold in the U.S. do […]
[…] an ingredient, based on the recommendation and assurances of his coach, Kenta Bell of the Thinking Feet Track Club. Due to the circumstances that led Owusu to purchase the dietary supplement containing ostarine, his lack of familiarity with anti-doping rules, and his search for the supplement name (as opposed to the ingredients) on the […]
[…] his anti-doping rule violations. In addition, Miller has been disqualified from all competitive results obtained on and subsequent to January 1, 2015, the approximate date he first purchased a prohibited substance, including forfeiture of any medals, points and prizes. In an effort to aid athletes, as well as all support team members such as […]
[…] sponsorships, and that really is tough. Q: Do you think the scandal has impacted the credibility of the Olympics at all? David: Yeah. I do. It’s the stories of people getting to the Olympics that makes people want to watch. That’s really what doping hurts. It hurts those stories. It makes those stories easier, […]
