(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 20, 2010 ) New York, NY - In this year’s Winter Olympic Games hosted in Vancouver, British Columbia, thousands of young men and women, who are in the peak physical shape of their lives, share private living quarters and training facilities. The young male athletes are as fit as the cast of 300, and are oozing with an abundance of testosterone. The young female athletes are far more toned than any Hollywood diva and strut about the Olympic Village facilities in full body spandex that highlight every inch of their estrogen emitting bodies. This international group of world class athletes is known for their dedication and laser focus when competing. Now they are becoming known for their behavior after their competitions are over. One hundred thousand condoms have been freely distributed to these athletes and outdoor sex had to be prohibited during these Olympic Games. While sex won’t get you in hot water at the games, sex with Viagra before competition may cost your Olympic glory.

Researchers who have been conducting studies for years on behalf of the World Anti-Doping Agency and the United States Anti-Doping Agency are warning athletes that the use of Viagra, generic viagra or other forms of erectile dysfunction medication could cause them to fail drug tests. These E.D. drugs work by changing the way blood flows in the body. To treat impotence, the drug must allow blood vessels to relax and widen and thus allow more blood to flow to the penis, causing an erection. In theory, the widening of the blood vessels could improve the blood flow to the muscles of these Olympic athletes allowing their muscles to operate more efficiently, thus giving them a performance advantage.

Most Olympic events are decided by fractions of meters or seconds, therefore, even the slightest advantage is treated with the utmost seriousness. If Viagra only increased the stamina or explosion of an athlete by a minuscule amount, it could decide who wins gold. Further, slight advantages have a more significant effect on long distance events like Nordic skiing, where there is regularly a performance differential of less than 1 percent amongst medaled athletes.

It is becoming more apparent that Viagra is not only taken by those that suffer from impotence. The popular drug is being sought after by healthy men that merely want to kick up their performance a few notches in the bedroom. It is no wonder that in an atmosphere of the world’s strongest, fastest, most confident stars, sex is in the air. Further, one can understand that desire to want to kick things up a notch or two in the bedroom when paired with another world class hot body.

100,000 condoms works out to 14 prophylactics for each of the 7,000 athletes, coaches, trainers and officials housed in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games’ Olympic village. The networks tend to keep this information out of the broadcast, but the organization of everything from who is housed in which suite to the distribution of 100k condoms illustrates the International Olympic Committees understanding that sex is inevitable. We just hope that none of the male athletes feels too compelled to use Viagra before competition has concluded. Besides, if boxers can wait till after the big match, I’m sure our Olympians can hold out a few days.


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