How a peptide becomes a medicine · Part 7: Sport and anti-doping
How the Prohibited List works
Lesson 6.7.1 · 6 min read · Professional plan
What you'll learn
- WADA publishes the list each year, and it takes effect on January 1.
- A substance can be added if it meets two of three criteria: performance, health risk, spirit of sport.
- S0, S2 and S4, which cover most peptides, are banned at all times.
- BPC-157 became the first named S0 example in 2022. TB-500, AOD-9604, CJC-1295 and ipamorelin are S2 examples.
- GLP-1 drugs are monitored, not banned.
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