Sun, Jul-12-20, 15:14
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Senior Member
Posts: 253
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Plan: <20g when motivated
Stats: 229/219/145
BF:40%/40.6%/less
Progress: 12%
Location: France
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I feel like the journalist is spinning this as testing a quasi-illegal substance. And yet, they clear themselves at the end by stating " WADA had ‘no reason to consider such substances as banned under the 2011 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods’.""
So ketones aren't banned. Is this a bunch of made-up hype over some athletes getting paid some extra money to test a sports drink?
Athletes are asked to participate in biomedical research studies all the time. Nothing new there and it's not a secret. I sometimes request high performance athletes as a "super-fit control group" in certain physiological studies.
But yeah, there's going to be a whole bunch of idiots who think that ketones are a banned substance now.
What is the moral difference between consuming a sugar sports drink and a ketone sports drink? (I just don't like the over-sensational spin on this one.)
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