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Essendon FC investigated over supplements
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nazzysmith
kuncesmith
Lol
Thread delivers!!!
Thread delivers!!!
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Stiffy
Guest
worst thing they could have done was not come out and said what it was. Look at the speculation just in this forum.
I reckon it was res100 too!
I reckon it was res100 too!
The Hamburgler
Spotter Loader
Is that the legit membership card?
Funny if so
Funny if so
Stewstews
Small Fry
What I'm hearing "A disgruntled ex player ( Kyle Reimers ) has dropped his guts with Nines Damian Barrett about Pills given to the Bomber group in 2012. They were asked to sign a waiver before they took it(very odd) the supplement is SARMS which is a synthetic that apparently doesn't increase Testosterone but increases muscle mass. So it can't be detected"
Apparently Sarms S4
More info on Sarms: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...ping-world-sport/story-fn9dirj0-1226266138458
Apparently Sarms S4
More info on Sarms: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...ping-world-sport/story-fn9dirj0-1226266138458
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Swervyn-Ervyn
Member
It clearly didn't work for reimers but!!!
The Hamburgler
Spotter Loader
Or 40 hamstrings lol
Heard they were taking whey protein and creatine, but seriously they were only apparently taking ghrp6
Drugs probe at Essendon over player supplements
The investigation is understood to centre on the possibility that Essendon players were injected with peptides or ''related substances'' and that they were asked to sign consent forms handed to them by some conditioning staff.
There are various types of peptides, including those that promote muscle growth and so have similar properties to human growth hormone. There are also peptides that are inert and are legal for athletes to take.
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Essendon has admitted its players took supplements but the club leadership said it had only learnt in recent days that there were issues with some of these products. The club would not say how many of its players had taken the supplements.
While the AFL is working with ASADA on the investigation, any potential punishment - severe if proven - could be out of the AFL's hands as it would be required to fall in line with ASADA policy.
The AFL will rely heavily on ASADA's expertise in the matter and sources said the AFL would be in accord with the drug agency in terms of punishment. Players potentially could face bans of more than two years if found guilty of using performance-enhancing drugs.
Former Essendon player Kyle Reimers told Channel Nine that the club knew it was pushing the boundaries with its program.
''From what they were saying it was right on the borderline, what they were going to give us,'' he said.
''Everyone signed it, it was a personal choice as to whether they took it … it does seem very odd, the type of stuff we were taking. They admitted to us it was right on the edge of the levels you could be taking.''
Drugs probe at Essendon over player supplements
The investigation is understood to centre on the possibility that Essendon players were injected with peptides or ''related substances'' and that they were asked to sign consent forms handed to them by some conditioning staff.
There are various types of peptides, including those that promote muscle growth and so have similar properties to human growth hormone. There are also peptides that are inert and are legal for athletes to take.
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Essendon has admitted its players took supplements but the club leadership said it had only learnt in recent days that there were issues with some of these products. The club would not say how many of its players had taken the supplements.
While the AFL is working with ASADA on the investigation, any potential punishment - severe if proven - could be out of the AFL's hands as it would be required to fall in line with ASADA policy.
The AFL will rely heavily on ASADA's expertise in the matter and sources said the AFL would be in accord with the drug agency in terms of punishment. Players potentially could face bans of more than two years if found guilty of using performance-enhancing drugs.
Former Essendon player Kyle Reimers told Channel Nine that the club knew it was pushing the boundaries with its program.
''From what they were saying it was right on the borderline, what they were going to give us,'' he said.
''Everyone signed it, it was a personal choice as to whether they took it … it does seem very odd, the type of stuff we were taking. They admitted to us it was right on the edge of the levels you could be taking.''
wingman
Super M0derator
Do they use blood or urine testing? Or both?
Yeah it's not but if its banned its banned. Nothing really to do with the public ASADA hand out the bans don't they and I don't think they differentiate between them anyway.