Several persons claim that statements of Yannick Noah about steroids in sports are foolish

Spanish sportsmen had sharp words for the former tennis player from France, Yannick Noah. This person wrote an amazing article “La Potion Magique” that was published in the French newspaper “Le Monde”. This former sportsman notices in his work that Spanish sportspersons have certain priorities and win competitions because they apply anabolic steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs. He claims that Spain has more loyal attitude to intake of steroids than France; that’s why sportspersons from Spain have more induced muscle mass and have success in competitions.
Rafael Nadal, a celebrated Spanish sportsperson, claims that Yannick Noah wrote totally stupid statements and comments in his work. He is surprised how Noah’s article was allowed to be published in the newspaper. Rafael Nadalthat won 10 Grand Slam titles points out that Yannick Noah doesn’t write such things which are worthy to be published. According to the Spanish sportsman, articles of the former French tennis player do not public attention.
David Ferrer, a professional tennis player from Spain, claims that Yannick Noah is an ignorant person. Ferrer can’t understand how a person like Noah that was a professional tennis player and knows the way sport works is able to write such things.
Tennis is not the only area of sports in which Spain had success. Basketball players from Spain won the 2011 FIBA European Championships. Alberto Contador, a cyclist from Spain, won the 2010 Tour de France and the 2011 Giro d’Italia.
Josep Guardiola, a Spanish football director, confirms that Yannick Noah should prove, if he points out that sportspersons from Spain take steroids or other performance-enhancing drugs. But if he can’t prove it, he must close his mouth.
French sportsmen support attitude of Spanish athletes to Yannick Noah. They criticize him too. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, a celebrated tennis player from France, David Douillet, the Sports minister of France, and Frederic Moncassin, the director of the cycling Team Type 1 belong also to that persons who don’t support the idea of Noah’s article.

Why some persons that manufacture steroids are accused in child abuse?

Ruben Jaramillo, a man in New Mexico, is charged with child abuse. Police invaded his house and discovered that his house was an underground lab which had manufactured anabolic steroids. According to New Mexico laws, an individual may be charged with child abuse, if he\she just allows children to be there, where the chemical compounds or proper equipment utilized for production or storage of these forbidden medicines are present.
When the Albuquerque Police Department’s Eastside Narcotics Team invaded the house, they saw that there was a clandestine lab in it. Police oficcers found several kilograms of raw powder for manufacture of steroids, such substances, as benzyl alcohol and sunflower oil, more than 150 vials of the controlled substances. Certain vials had following labels: “Testosterone Cypionate”. Moreover, police officers mentioned that information linked with prices, quantities and types of steroids had been recovered too. Chemical compounds were in different rooms around the house, including the bedroom and the kitchen.
Ruben’s two daughters of 11 and 13 years old were at home, when police officers raided the house.
As it is known, New Mexico is not the only state where the manufacture of anabolic steroids may be treated as child abuse. At least 10 other states have the same laws. Such laws are established not without any reasons.
Chemical substances can be toxic. They may destroy children’s health. It is necessary also to know that there is a risk of fires and explosions of some chemical substances. Parents that manufacture anabolic steroids at home do not take in consideration their children’s health. The children may face essential dangers in such situations. How may children live in a methamphetamine lab and avoid dangers?
Parents that only take steroids differ from those that manufacture them, especially at home.
This is the first case in Albuquerque, when manufacture of anabolic steroids is treated as child abuse by prosecutors.