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Originally Posted by CyberSEO
Beta blockers helps with your aim? can you please tell me how exactly thy do it. I perfectly know what beta blokes are and now they affect your heart, but how exactly they help you to aim?
BTW, Meldonium is not a beta blocker. Here is a list and Meldonium is not there (use Google translate):
Препарат Кардиоселективность Внутренняя симпатомиметическая активность Липофильность
Ацебутолол + + ++
Атенолол ++ — —
Бисопролол ++ 0 ++
Карведилол — 0 ++
Лабеталол — + +++
Метопролол ++ — +++
Надолол — — —
Небиволол ++++ — ++
Пиндолол — +++ ++
Пропранолол — — +++
Целипролол ++ + —
^ That's an official list of beta blockers used in the Russian medicine. Meldonium does not block adrenaline receptors, so it's not a beta blocker and it's not a steroid drug. So why it's considered as a doping?
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I just clicked on the first link you sent me
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC514719/ that said
'Anti-ischemic therapy, in particular beta-blockers.'
The snooker argument was
Beta Blockers lower blood pressure and slow the heart rate, allowing Snooker players a steadier hand
So probably similar for curling.