從這一點來看,當年孫楊雖然藥檢肥佬,但似乎未必蓄意出術作弊。Swimming World的文章就提到,其實現行反禁藥規定存在不少問題,其一就是只看藥檢結果有否驗出某些藥物的存在,卻不考慮其濃度,在一刀切「寧枉無縱」之下,隨時有可能令無辜運動員蒙上不白之冤。美國奧委會申訴專員 John Ruger在2013年就曾說過,約有四成至六成藥檢呈陽性的個案,運動員其實都不是故意服藥作弊的。
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Trimetazidine Will Be Reclassified in 2015
Ben Nichols, WADA Senior Manager of Media Relations, informed Swimming World concerning the banned substance Trimetazidine in the case of Sun Yang. When asked about the banned substance Trimetazidine (Class S.6.b Specified Stimulant) in the Sun case, Nichols wrote “to clarify, under the current list, Trimetazidine is currently prohibited in-competition only until the end of 2014. For the 2015 List, you will see it has moved (to) section S.4.5.”
Nichols further helped clarify the current situation by adding a section of the “Code In-Competition, S6 Stimulants. Some drugs that metabolize… are reclassified because they are now recognized as less likely to be used as doping agents: cathinone… and trimetazidine…”
Essentially, trimetazidine has been reclassified and downgraded. As of January 1, it will not be on the banned stimulant list.
Trimetazidine will be moved from a S.6 Stimulant to S.4 Modulator. “Trimetazidine was originally included in S.6.b. based upon the similarity of its chemical structure to some of the listed Stimulants,” according to WADA information. “It has been moved to the newly created sub-section S4.5.c as it is pharmacologically classified as a modulator of cardiac metabolism.”
Nichols further helped clarify the current situation by adding a section of the “Code In-Competition, S6 Stimulants. Some drugs that metabolize… are reclassified because they are now recognized as less likely to be used as doping agents: cathinone… and trimetazidine…”