Olympic Swimmer Tests Positive for Clenbuterol

July 25, 2008

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Two weeks before the Summer Games begin in Beijing, U.S. Olympic swimmer, Jessica Hardy, 21, tested positive for clenbuterol, a banned substance. The swimmer denies taking any forbidden substances, although the Orange County Register reported her coach urged her to have any dietary supplements she's been taking tested for "inadvertent consumption" of the banned substance. Hardy is listed as an endorser of AdvoCare, a dietary supplement company.

Source:  
SwimmingWorldMagazine.com: Orange Country Register Goes In Depth on AdvoCare, Supplement Company Linked to Olympic Athletes; Jessica Hardy Speaks to The Early Show; AdvoCare Issues Strong Response

Source: OC Register: O.C. Olympic swimmer tests positive for banned drug

Links: AdvoCare.com
WallStreetJournal.com      
NewYorkTimes.com: U.S. Swimmer Feels Betrayed by the System

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