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NFLPA warns players about contaminated meat in China and Mexico

theguru
in National Football League (NFL)

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“There is some evidence that some meat produced in China and Mexico may be contaminated with clenbuterol, an anabolic agent which is banned by the NFL Policy on Performance-Enhancing Substances,” the letter reads. “Consuming large quantities of meat while visiting those particular countries may result in a positive test for clenbuterol in violation of the Policy.”

 

“Players are warned to be aware of this issue when traveling to Mexico and China. Please take caution if you decide to consume meat, and understand that you do so at your own risk.”

 

There’s no mention of foods that are imported into the United States from either country, but it might not be a bad idea for players to make sure where those are coming from as well given the consequences for a positive test.

 

NFLPA warns players about contaminated meat in China and Mexico | ProFootballTalk

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Sometimes I feel like NFL players need to go from their home to work and back to home again. No stopping, no passing go, no collecting $200.

 

This part of being a NFL player is unfortunate.

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