It is platform used to address the biggest news topics relating to drugs in sport. The aim is to Provide Information on Drugs in Sport in relation to NFL.
*For athletes in elite age groups.
*To provide links to drugs in sport example being commonly used substances used in the sport.
*provide links to support services where athletes can get help and improve their own knowledge.
*The focus of the website will be on the use of Anabolic steroids as they were the drug of choice in the NFL.
There has been more then 636 people on the list who have tested positive for performance enhancement drugs (PEDS).
February 26, 2019 Indefinite Randy Gregory DE Dallas Cowboys
March 1, 2019 Indefinite David Irving DT Dallas Cowboys
May 14, 2019 10 games Dion Jordan DE Free agent
May 16, 2019 6 games Patrick Peterson CB Arizona Cardinals
December 16, 2019 Indefinite Josh Gordon WR Seattle Sea-hawks
They are drugs that help the growth and repair of muscle tissue. They are synthetic hormones that imitate male sex hormones, specifically testosterone.
They help build muscle tissue and increase body mass by acting like the body's natural male hormone, testosterone. They also improves the bodies overall pysical performance and muscle growth.
As part of the American football league players must be aware of everything they put into workouts and dietary regiment aimed to keep you in elite condition. Players are advised to remain informed on the NFL policies on substances of abuse and performance enhancing substances, and are informed to show their whereabouts at a given time.
POLICY AND PROGRAMONSUBSTANCES OF ABUSE
Anabolic agents (STEROIDS)
Peptide hormones, growth factors, related substances, and mimetics
Beta-2 agonists
Hormone and metabolic modulators
Diuretics and masking agents
Manipulation of blood and blood components
Chemical and pysical manipulation
Gene Doping & Cell Doping
Stimulants
Narcotics
Cannabinoids
Glucocorticoids
severe acne, oily skin and hair.
hair loss.
liver disease, such as liver tumors and cysts.
kidney disease.
heart disease, such as heart attack and stroke.
altered mood
irritability
increased aggression
Increased depression or suicidal tendencies
Ask for additional information about collection process
Have a representative
Request delay in reporting to doping control for valid reasons
Comply with the testing process and sample collection process
Report immediately to the doping station unless there are valid reasons for the delay
Provide valid ID
The athlete will be asked to provide a urine sample of at least 90ml under direct observation of witness chaperone of the same gender. Chaperone to have a clear view of the sample being provided, the athlete will be asked to pull their shirt up to mid torso, pants down to mid-thigh and sleeves rolled up their elbows. As soon as the athlete is finished providing the sample, the chaperone will instruct the athlete to immediately secure the vessel with the lid.
During the blood collection process, a number of vacationer tubes of blood could be drawn, but keep in mind, less than two tablespoons of blood will be drawn. After the relevant vacationer tubes are filled with blood, the BCO will label each tube with the corresponding sample code number for the security bottles, confirming with the athlete that each tube was labeled appropriately
If you think you have a problem with drugs, or know someone who may have a problem with drugs, the first step in getting help is to start talking. Talk to a counselor, health professional or someone else you can trust, such as a friend or family member.
For more information about illicit drugs or to get help please contact: 1800 250 015 (free call) or see National Drugs Campaign website.
provides information from frequently asked questions and information of what the athlete is facing and other services to help them.
For technical support, please contact the ADAMS Helpdesk:
North America: 1 866 922 3267
International: +1 514 904 8800
Email: adams@wada-ama.org
provides information for athletes needing help.
msb@who.int
Telephone: +41 22 791 4385