Victor Conte: anti-doping system is too imperfect

Recently Victor Conte, the founder of BALCO, shared his thoughts about testing of anti-doping agencies and the current state of doping among sportspersons.
Conte has noticed that it is unlikely that the 2012 Olympic Games would be free from usage of steroids and other prohibited medications. The founder of BALCO confirmed in an interview that Olympic anti-doping testing program had different flaws. Thus, consumers of steroids were also chosen to participate in the 2012 Olympics.
The founder of BALCO doesn’t believe that intake of forbidden preparations has decreased. He doesn’t agree with individuals who state that decreased performance in various sports proves that steroids and other doping products are almost excluded from sports.
Victor Conte confirms that steroids are widely administered now too. Efforts of anti-doping agencies promoted adoption of athletes. Thus, sportspersons don’t apply as enhanced doses as have been utilized before.  Nonetheless, administration of steroids and other prohibited medications remains to be a concern.
The founder of BALCO is sure that sportspersons don’t take such designer steroids, as THG. Instead of applying such medications, sportspersons take the steroid testosterone that is considered to be the grandfather of all steroids.  Conte adds that since testosterone is fast-acting and it is purchasable in form of creams, gels, patches and injections, it is widely administered by athletes. Furthermore, not too enhanced measures of testosterone are needed in order to produce dramatic effects. This steroid is popular among professional baseball players.
Conte criticizes anti-doping system. He notes that anti-doping agencies have evident ambiguities. Even a truck can go through loopholes which are in doping laws, according to the founder of BALCO.