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and why wasn't it forbidden earlier since it appeared in 1970s? some countries even don't admit meldronat's efficiency and don't sell it because it's useless. well, it has some effect which matches its low price, that is why it is popular in Russia among athletes who have heart problems or want to recover quicker after trainings. WADA's logic to forbid meldronat was that people who take it might also take other drugs. well, it looks like people who have knives at home might be killers. I don't mind that mildronat is forbidden, but the appearing cases just show how stupid athletes are and don't notice that something gets forbidden. imagine that aspirine gets forbidden. i'm sure that many athletes around the world would make mistake and continue taking it. and they will be concidered as cheaters because they took a medicine a month after it became illegal

doctors here say that it's a useless thing, just a placebo. it hepls to someone feel better after hard trainings and the only advantage is extremely low price

well, meldronat isn't connected with high results.. Bobrova used not to run faster. it can can absolutely anyone

it's only a stupidity of doctors and athletes. everyone could know that that thing became illegal but noone cared...

tomorrow ther's a press conference of speed skating federation president, looking foprward for more news

well, everyone believed that was an accident, so sport fans were happy for him and named him one of the best athletes of last year but in general noone cares. he's still not even popular as any football player

today probably, russian media already make messages. it can be a life-time ban

Pavel Kulizhnikov will miss final world cup

Semyon Elistratov is also out because of Sharapova's doping...

even Ekaterina Bobrova fails a doping test.. she will miss world championships

and is it known who qualified in men's sabre?