In a groundbreaking move towards athlete safety and well-being, the Enhanced Olympic Games recently announced a revolutionary shift in their approach to pre-competition screening. With a resolute focus on health over mere drug testing, the Enhanced Games is pioneering a comprehensive health testing framework. They have designed it just to ensure the utmost safety of its participants.

In collaboration with leading scientists and medical experts, the organization is developing a robust medical pre-competition screening protocol aimed at safeguarding athletes competing in their events. In a recent Twitter post, they shared these details that have gained huge attention.

Dr Aron Ping D’Souza answered Enhanced Olympic Games pre-screening

The Enhanced Olympic Games administration signaled a paradigm shift in the realm of sports competitions. In a recent Twitter post, captioned “We have a comprehensive health testing framework rather than a drug testing framework”, they have decided on the betterment of athletes’ health. Led by Dr Aron Ping D’Souza, president of the Enhanced Games Health Testing Initiative, the Enhanced Games have set out to become the epitome of safety within the sporting world. “Let’s be clear. Drug testing is about fairness, not safety,” declared Dr Aron Ping D’Souza. He even added that Enhanced Games always prioritize athlete safety above all else. Moreover, the statements that he highlighted were overall positive and completely in favor of athletes.

Enhanced Games’ pre-competition screening protocol includes various medical tests to provide athletes with a comprehensive health assessment. The process involves tests like electrocardiograms, blood tests, genomic sequencing, and MRI scans to evaluate cardiac health, genetic predispositions, and brain health. However, these are for better health and to ensure the safety of the athletes. Also, the Enhanced Games have emphasized overall health optimization that extends beyond pre-screening. An extensive range of biomarkers is specifically put in place to skyrocket positive athlete health metrics.

Biomarkers to divulge athlete’s physiological state at the Enhanced Olympic Games

The organization’s emphasis on health optimization extends beyond pre-competition screening. The Enhanced Medical Pre-Screening Protocol, currently in development, aims to track athletes’ biomarkers before competitions. However, the biomarkers encompass various health indicators. Those are cardiac health indicators, renal function markers, full blood count parameters, biochemistry profiles, hormonal levels, and vitamin levels that offer athletes a knowledge of their physiological state before the competition.

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The Enhanced Olympic Games’ commitment to prioritizing athlete safety and well-being marks a significant departure from traditional sporting norms. By pioneering a comprehensive health testing framework, the organization is setting new standards for safety and integrity in competitive sports, reaffirming its position as a trailblazer in the world of athletics.

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