Masters Swimming and Illegal Supplements

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Do you think that there are any participants in Masters Swimming that use illegal supplements? John Smith
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  • Originally posted by LindsayNB Btw, I believe that the courts have already awarded the swimmer in question damages. You are correct, LindsayNB. He won $578,635 in a judgment against Ultimate Nutrition. And it was vitamins that were the culprit. See www.usatoday.com/.../2005-05-13-swimmer_x.htm As to the argument that Kicker should have known he was taking a risk when he swallowed the vitamins, he knows that now: He said he will return to competition without supplements. "You can't be sure what you're buying. To me it's not worth it," he said.
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  • Originally posted by LindsayNB Btw, I believe that the courts have already awarded the swimmer in question damages. You are correct, LindsayNB. He won $578,635 in a judgment against Ultimate Nutrition. And it was vitamins that were the culprit. See www.usatoday.com/.../2005-05-13-swimmer_x.htm As to the argument that Kicker should have known he was taking a risk when he swallowed the vitamins, he knows that now: He said he will return to competition without supplements. "You can't be sure what you're buying. To me it's not worth it," he said.
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