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(Medical-NewsWire.com, June 21, 2012 ) Spring Green, WI -- Thirty-one matches in the UEFA Euro 2012 are subject to controls and testing as part of the in-competition anti-doping programme. This follows extensive pre-tournament out-of-competition tests that were carried out by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Accredited Laboratory in Warsaw.
Blood and urine samples were collected from all 16 participating teams during their preparations, with world-class players also subjected to random doping tests at their training camps.
That’s not all. In recent months there have been a number of high-profile doping cases in different sports, including the Tour de France. Some of these cases have involved the prohibited substance methylhexaneamine, which is increasingly found in nutritional supplements.
One choice for weight reduction and performance enhancement that’s growing in popularity with professional athletes and regular consumers alike is HCG drops.
HCG, the abbreviation for Human Chorionic Gonadotropin, is a natural hormone manufactured by a pregnant body. Scientific testing has highlighted the HCG’s ability to control the body’s metabolic activities; it triggers the body to generate nutrition from stored fats, which helps the body to shed pounds quickly.
Those who buy HCG drops include people who do not exercise or cannot exercise, due to injury, plus sports people who want to ensure their body will reach optimum performance in competitions.
The owners of Bentli HCG, a world class HCG spray, Mitchel Tarala and Matthew Hurtado, have come forward to encourage people to know and understand their supplements.
“Supplements themselves are not necessarily prohibited in elite sports, like UEFA EURO 2012 – but only if they are not contaminated with substances that are prohibited. It is the responsibility of supplement manufacturers to be clear about the ingredients contained in their products,” said Matthew Hurtado.
“For example, HCG is not, in its own right, a performance-enhancing drug. It’s on the banned substances lists for some sports because some of the illegal performance enhancing drugs include HCG to help balance the adverse side effects of the testosterone overdoses,” Mr. Hurtado said.
Bentli HCG is designed to help people achieve their world-class fitness goals – whether that is to be an elite footballer in the UEFA 2012 cup or a world champion cyclist in the Tour de France. However, both Matthew Hurtado and Mitchel Tarala stress the importance of using their products as advised (click here for information).
“We make it our priority at Bentli HCG to be clear about our HCG sprays, how the ingredients will benefit your body and the best type of eating plan that should be followed for maximum effects” said Mitch Tarala, “and this doesn't mean cutting your calories to dangerously low levels, either! Which is why we have such a huge advantage over the other HCG related products out there,” he said.
Hurtado said it is also important for athletes to ensure they look into the rules of the individual sport to ensure the use of HCG won’t cause any misunderstanding in competition drug-testing.
“The new Bentli Royal Decree HCG does not contain any illegal fat loss drugs and is currently not a banned substance in any sport,” said Hurtado.
“In fact, some of the athletes in the UEFA EURO 2012 may be using the Bentli HCG Spray as a performance enhancer because it is completely legal and currently cannot be detected by the standard anti-doping system used by UEFA."
About Bentli HCG:
Bentli HCG has been featured on NBC, and CNN.com. For more information on the Bentli HCG products, please visit http://www.bentlihcg.com
Bentli HCG
Matthew Hurtado
608-583-2007
info@bentli.net
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