Fair athletes suffer together with cheaters

Anti-doping agencies do no not make fair decisions in several cases. Since some individuals are caught administrating steroids, the whole teams receive suspensions. Thus, individuals who do not lie receive suspensions together with cheaters. Don’t you find it unfair? Why must good sportspersons be kept from realizing of their hopes and dreams, while other persons cheat?
The football program of the college from Waterloo was shut down for a year. It was due to results of an investigation. Everything started from a bust of a player who was caught having numerous vials of anabolic steroids and HGH. This detection led to numerous investigations conducted in Canadian colleges. The investigations were led by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport.
An investigation displayed eight positives of the Waterloo football players. It led to decision to suspend the whole team for a year.
Unfortunately, fair players of the Waterloo College were punished together with liars who utilized banned performance-enhancing medicines. Matt Vonk and Steve Ples played at Laurier before the scandal connected with steroids and the suspension. They dind’t utilize steroids. That’s why The football players Matt Vonk and Steve Ples hadn’t receive the suspension.
These two players intended to transfer to another college to make their dreams related to football real. But they received refusal. Thus, these football players will be kept from playing football the whole year.

Several persons tried to take advantages of Florida’s laws about steroids

Jeffrey George is the founder of a former famous clinic linked with hormone replacement therapy. The clinic was named “South Beach Rejuvenation”. Jeffrew George was indicted on charges of illegal distribution of anabolic steroids. As it was noted by investigators, he started tosell controlled substances through his clinic illegally. But in fact he was involved in illegal activity of pain clinics located in Florida. He distributed steroids via internet.
George and his twin brother Chris were leaders of a pain clinic activity. They got 40 million dollars due to illegal distribution of oxycodone and other analgesics during 2 years. This resulted in their several charges. Jeffrey George faced also a murder charge because a client of “South Beach Rejuvenation” had died due to overdosing.
Jeffrey George hid his illegal activity with the help of his clinic “South Beach Rejuvenation”. Anabolic steroids were advertising on the internet and in different magazines linked with fitness as a part of treatment conducted by the clinic.
It was not the first arrest of George because of steroids. He was charged with possession of anabolic steroids with intentions to distribute them in 2003. This person was sentenced to 8 months in prison. Then this man was involved in illegal sales of anabolic steroids, intending to bypass Florida’s laws that allowed clinics to prescribe and sell steroids legally. This person didn’t have any medical education. But he established the clinic “South Beach Rejuvenation” and employed some doctors that prescribed steroids without any fear. One of his employees was Daniel Hauser. He got 5, 000 dollars weekly for prescriptions of steroids for clients of George’s clinic.
Since steroids were sold per internet and customers were far from the clinic, they had to perform certain tests in clinics that were located near to them. Then they filled results of lab tests in the certain blanks and sent to the “South Beach Rejuvenation” per email. Hauser wrote them prescriptions.
Many sales consultants of ”South Beach Rejuvenation” applied anabolic steroids too. Furthermore, they purchased large amounts of steroids with prescriptions and distributed them on the side. They also recommended their clients how to take and administrate together different steroids in order to achieve better effects in bodybuilding and sports.
Chris, George’s brother, helped his friend, Chris Hutson, financially to open a clinic to sell steroids. Thus, “LA Health and Rejuvenation” was established.
Cynthia Cadet and Robert Meek were two physicians who were employed by Hutson to prescribe anabolic steroids. They received 1, 000 dollars per week.
The persons who opened two clinics mentioned above and physicians hired by them were accused in illegal distribution of anabolic steroids and prescriptions per internet.