02-28-2017, 05:41 PM
(02-28-2017, 05:26 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Not any competition; however, they should not be considered to participate in HSAA or NCAA if he or she is on performance enhancing drugs. getting a Drs. note is too easy. Perhaps intermurals of some sort; I'll refrain from giving any other options as folks will further lose their minds.
NFL players can use albuterol or methylphenidate with a therapeutic use exemption (for example) even though both are PEDs.
If exogenous testosterone for a therapeutic purpose raises a player's deficient testoserone level into the normal range, but not above, in order to treat a legitimite medical condition, why shouldn't they be allowed to compete the same as any other therapeutic use exemption?
I can argue toradol (for pain) is a PED because the player can participate at a higher performance level than than they otherwise could because of a drug improving their pain tolerance and thus their performance on the field.
So no more pain meds, suck it up or sit the bench.
