With its announcement the IOC informed
The landscape surrounding the positive sample found in a track and field athlete of the Greek Olympic Committee was clarified by the International Olympic Committee in its announcement.
Specifically, the IOC announced that the athlete who tested positive for a banned substance during the Paris Games is Helen Pollack, who was also disqualified from the Paris Olympics.
In fact, the 27-year-old pole vault champion was temporarily suspended from all sporting activities until the issue is clarified and the results of the second sample are released. – was disqualified with a jump of 4.20m. – she referred to the fact that she was found positive in a doping control, stressing that everything came from the consumption of red meat.
“Three days ago something was found in my urine, which was from meat. What was found was far below the permissible limit, so’ that and I was not disqualified. I have an issue with my iron and have to eat red meat every day, but these had the substance found in my urine. It probably happened in the Netherlands. This comes to mind. I ate grilled meat there. I was told that this substance found in my urine helps animals grow faster. I believe that if the substance had been found two days earlier, I might have been disqualified. What we eat has really become dangerous”.
