Cycling bans controversial use of carbon monoxide rebreathing
- The UCI has banned the general use of carbon monoxide rebreathing equipment starting from 10 February, while allowing it in medical settings.
- Repeated inhalation of carbon monoxide can lead to health issues such as lethargy, nausea, dizziness, and confusion, according to the UCI.
- The new rules prohibit possession of CO rebreathing systems outside of medical facilities, as stated by the UCI.
- UCI President David Lappartient emphasized that the decision aims to protect the health and safety of athletes.
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