In a bold move stirring up conversations in the sports world, World Anti-Doping Agency Director General Olivier Niggli has slammed the controversial Enhanced Games as both medically unethical and dangerously risky. 🎯
During an interview with CGTN Sports Scene's Greg Laffradi, Niggli raised serious concerns about using performance-enhancing substances. He warned that these substances can lead to immediate, mid-term, and long-term side effects—even for those who appear healthy.
"Frankly, I think it's a joke to suggest that this can be safe," Niggli stated, emphasizing that the risks go far beyond what many might expect. He likened the event to a modern-day Roman circus where the thrill could ultimately turn perilous. 🏺
WADA, alongside international sports federations, is coordinating a strong response to counter practices that compromise medical ethics for short-term gains. This message resonates deeply in today's fast-paced era where tech advances and performance boosts are celebrated, but not at the cost of our well-being.
For young sports enthusiasts and professionals focused on innovation and a healthy lifestyle, this serves as a powerful reminder to prioritize lasting health over risky performance fixes.
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WADA Director General Niggli condemns dangerous Enhanced Games
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