Emily Abbott's Controversial Fail: CrossFit Games Drug Test Scandal

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Emily Abbott's Controversial Fail: CrossFit Games Drug Test Scandal
In twenty eighteen Emily Abbott for the fifth straight year made it to the CrossFit Games when she won the West Regional and while that should have been the biggest news coming out for CrossFit Games she made headlines for all the wrong reasons Emily Abbott failed a drug test after she tested positive for ibuprofen an anabolic agent capable of boosting growth hormone levels without increasing Ibutamorin also known as MK-six-hundred-seven-seven helps in building and repairing muscle damage and while it is not listed on the World Anti-Doping Agency's banned substance list human growth hormones are
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