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RadioShack's Fuyu Li has B-sample confirmed, faces  two-year sanction
 
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The value that was found in Li’s sample,  was extremely low - actually ten to twenty times lower then a WADA/UCI  laboratory can usually detect, according to anti-doping expert Douwe de  Boer: “Laboratories must be able to find 1.00 ng/mL, while a normal  threshold value is considered to be 2.00 ng/mL. The value of 0.05-0.10  ng/mL that was found in Fuyu Li’s body points clearly in the direction  of a contamination. On top of that, such a low dose would not help his  performance in any way.”
“I have no idea how the Clenbuterol came  into my body. All I know is that I have never taken doping products in  my entire career”, said Fuyu Li. “My role at team RadioShack was one of a  humble helper, nothing more. I am 31 years old and I know I could not  move up to a leading role in the team, I was just extremely honored to  be selected for this team and tried to do my job right. I have won the  China Games (the main national sports event in China) a couple of times,  which makes me a famous sportsman in China. I have a lot to loose in  China and nothing to prove anymore, in my country. There was no  incentive for me to do something crazy like doping and I did not do  that. Not now, not at any other moment in my career.”
Douwe de  Boer states: “The extremely low value points in the direction of a  contamination. Clenbuterol contaminations exist in food supplements and  in meat. Clenbuterol is often used to improve the visible quality of  meat. There have been several scandals in China, with Clenbuterol  poisoning of people by eating heavily contaminated meat. My best guess  would be that something like this caused Fuyu Li’s positive. I hope he  will be treated fairly in his process in China.
  
 Doping rules state that a rider himself is held responsible for  irregularities in his body. It will be hard if not impossible to really  prove how he did get the Clenbuterol in his urine, though. Douwe de Boer  agress: "Again, the poor food safety in China would be my best educated  guess.”
Douwe de Boer is a Senior Investigator and Biochemist at  the University Hospital Maastricht, the Netherlands and former director  of WADA anti-doping laboratory Lisbon, Portugal.
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