USADA intends to continue investigating case linked with Lance Armstrong

The USADA desires to know whether you have ever applied anabolic steroids, EPO, HGH and/or other banned products. This fact may surprise you but the anti-doping organization doesn’t intend yet to stop the investigation linked with Lance Armstrong’s doping case. So, the investigation has not been ended. The USADA intends to investigate every cyclist. Especially suspected cyclists will be investigated.
The USADA wants to utilize the best ways in order to catch those that have ever taken banned preparations. What is the best method to clean cycling of doping? The USADA tries to determine and use the best methods. This anti-doping organization is even ready to compare elimination of steroid use in cycling with that in South Africa.
The USADA claims that those that use anabolic steroids and other related medicines should be punished. Users of anabolic steroids and/or other performance-enhancing drugs are demonized as if they were criminals. They are frequently compared with those that commit violence and other serious crimes. Steroids are harshly blamed in the society. Thus, the USADA suggests that if anabolic steroids and steroid users are blamed, it will be easier to eliminate doping.
In fact, the USADA asks the International Cycling Association to institute a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The commission will investigate various cases connected with doping. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission will try to set why several cyclists have administered anabolic steroids and/or other performance-enhancing drugs but avoided detection.
Furthermore, the USADA promises that “amnesty” will be provided to those that admit to administering anabolic steroids and/or other prohibited preparations, ask for forgiveness, repent and tell everything linked with doping to the anti-doping agency, team physicians, teammates, friends, etc. If a former steroid user says just truth, he will get the full amnesty. So, the USADA hopes to clean the sport of cycling entirely.
Travis Tygart, the CEO of the USADA, says that there are several cyclists connected with Lance Armstrong that have avoided detection. They should be identified by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.