Endurance in Sport 2000
DOI: 10.1002/9780470694930.ch31
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Smoking, Alcohol, Ergogenic Aids, Doping and the Endurance Performer

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“…A variety of drugs19 and manipulations such as blood transfusions20 can induce small increments of maximal oxygen intake that have an important influence on the outcome of endurance competitions. Measurements of maximal oxygen intake under carefully controlled double-blind trials are thus important in distinguishing medications that are acceptable (for instance, certain drugs used in the treatment of bronchospasm induced by exercise or cold) from those which would give athletes an unfair advantage.…”
Section: What Are Appropriate Uses Of Maximal Oxygen Intake Determinamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A variety of drugs19 and manipulations such as blood transfusions20 can induce small increments of maximal oxygen intake that have an important influence on the outcome of endurance competitions. Measurements of maximal oxygen intake under carefully controlled double-blind trials are thus important in distinguishing medications that are acceptable (for instance, certain drugs used in the treatment of bronchospasm induced by exercise or cold) from those which would give athletes an unfair advantage.…”
Section: What Are Appropriate Uses Of Maximal Oxygen Intake Determinamentioning
confidence: 99%