I did but I don't see how it matters. She would never have gotten a TUE for that particular substance either way as there were other more suitable alternatives. There are multiple scenarios where declaring it could be the smart thing to do, like misjudging micro dosing or finding out that the testing could pick up the substance for longer than anticipated(which was the case during that time). Either way it's completely ridiculous to think that a team doctor in the biggest and most well funded federation in nordic sports picked up a medication without first picking out a that it contained a steroid(this is doubled and tripple checked always) but also missing the big sticker on the package saying it contained a doping classed product. Not only did he miss that but she did as well while in an interview shortly before that going into detail about how particular she is with that stuff. This simply does not happen in high level sport and especially not with a support system like she has.
We've heard all the reasoning before as to why certain athletes are heads and shoulders above everyone else but almost always it turns out too good to be true. To say with certainty that someone is clean is unfortunately not possible anymore and especially not with her previous history.
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We've heard all the reasoning before as to why certain athletes are heads and shoulders above everyone else but almost always it turns out too good to be true. To say with certainty that someone is clean is unfortunately not possible anymore and especially not with her previous history.
BA coaching http://www.bjornandersson.se