Doping traps
Doping includes not only the deliberate but also the unintentional use or ingestion of prohibited substances. These can be contained in medications, for example. Food supplements and normal foodstuffs may also contain doping-relevant substances that can lead to a positive doping result. Even such supposedly unintentional violations of anti-doping regulations can lead to sanctions. That is why we provide information about doping traps on this page.
Doping traps in the medicine cabinet
Prohibited substances may be contained in pharmaceuticals in the medicine cabinet, even in homeopathics remedies. Thus, athletes who are subject to doping controls should check each medication for possible doping relevance before using it.
Drug database NADAmed
Check drugs in our drug database NADAmed before taking. NADAmed provides easily accessible and quick information about the doping relevance of drugs.
Doping trap nutritional supplements
Tablets, powders, gels - nutritional supplements can take many forms, promise great effect and yet can pose a risk to athletes. Why the intake of nutritional supplements can become a doping trap, we explain on our TOGETHER AGAINST DOPING website. NADA Germany advises a reflective approach to nutritional supplements. Before consuming a supplement, it should be checked for the presence of prohibited substances, e.g. with the Cologne List®.
