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[h=1]UFC raises testing threshold for marijuana, NSAC panel considers similar move[/h]
LAS VEGAS In standing true to their stance on the regulation of cannabis use in the sport, UFC officials have decided to raise the testing threshold for marijuana metabolites from 50 ng/mL to 150 ng/mL a mark the World Anti-Doping Agency also recently deemed sufficient."
"The goal of the change is to make a more concerted effort to catch marijuana users who are competing under the influence of marijuana rather than those who have taken the drug in the days or even weeks before a fight and are left with the metabolite in their system."
Which brings up the question of how do you test for current intoxication versus smoking a joint three weeks ago which is at the heart of recent DUI/cannabis laws in Colorado and Washington. Maybe it is as simple as raising the metabolite level?
[h=1]UFC raises testing threshold for marijuana, NSAC panel considers similar move[/h]
LAS VEGAS In standing true to their stance on the regulation of cannabis use in the sport, UFC officials have decided to raise the testing threshold for marijuana metabolites from 50 ng/mL to 150 ng/mL a mark the World Anti-Doping Agency also recently deemed sufficient."
"The goal of the change is to make a more concerted effort to catch marijuana users who are competing under the influence of marijuana rather than those who have taken the drug in the days or even weeks before a fight and are left with the metabolite in their system."
Which brings up the question of how do you test for current intoxication versus smoking a joint three weeks ago which is at the heart of recent DUI/cannabis laws in Colorado and Washington. Maybe it is as simple as raising the metabolite level?