Wednesday 08, Feb 2012
Coach warehouse search leads to steroids
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At a warehouse used by the coach of disgraced sprinters Kostas Kederis and Ekaterina Thanou, anabolic steroids have been discovered by Greek medical chiefs according to Greece’s National Organisation of Medicines.
“The supplements included materials that do not have a distribution license,” read a statement from the agency.
From Guardian.co.uk:
The agency, which is known as EOF, also revealed that “small quantities of medicines that contained anabolic steroids” were found in the warehouse.
EOF vowed to “take all the necessary actions that are foreseen by the law” and added that “the inspections would continue and expand in all directions.”
The search of Tzekos’ premises follows the withdrawal of Kederis – the Olympic champion at 200m – and Thanou, who won silver in the 100m in Sydney four years ago, from the Olympics after the pair missed a dope test in the Olympic Village on August 12.
More than 1,000 ‘units’ of food supplements that were exposed included the stimulant ephedrine as their main ingredient.
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