Boriello tests positive for doping (1 Viewer)

[Vinman]

It would seem that they do:

Most sports people resort to using these drugs when they have minor sprains and pains, and still want to compete. However in recent times it has been advocated that taking NSAID’s before hard exercise will mean that you will be in less pain at the later stages of an event i.e. a marathon or afterwards.

its more of a pain reliever than a performance enhancer

show me he was taking nandralone (deca), stanzolol (winstrol v), or any synthetic testosterone, and then I think there's a problem

 

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[Marc]

Big deal.

Boriello is crap, and people forget that we had Davids suspended for using much worse thing than this.

 

[Seven]

its more of a pain reliever than a performance enhancer

show me he was taking nandralone (deca), stanzolol (winstrol v), or any synthetic testosterone, and then I think there's a problem

It's indeed more of a pain reliever. Besides if you want an ankle sprain to heal properly you're going to have to use anti-inflammatories.

 

[Omair]

since when do we care that much about milan ... let alone one of their regular benchies ??

 

[Sadomin]

Must be some specific sort of anti-inflammatories. I don't think most anti-inflammatories are on the list. Besides, they're used very often. Imagine a Milan player spraining his ankle, surely they're going to give him anti-inflammatories.

Cortisol (hydrocortisone) is a steroid type of hormone in the body, released when in pain or when stressed in order to help the body recover. It has similar effects as adrenaline, and helps us perform better when we need it the most, such as in an important game of football. Basically, it makes the player more euphoric and energetic.

Regularly, anti-inflammatories used in sports will not increase the cortisol levels of your blood significantly, if with anything at all.