WADA concluded that: There is compelling medical evidence that Use of THC is a risk for health, mainly neurological, that has a significant impact on the health of young individuals, a cohort which is overrepresented in Athletes. The current body of objective evidence does not support THC enhancement of physiological performance, while the potential for performance enhancement through neuropsychological effects still cannot be excluded. In consideration of the values encompassed by the Spirit of Sport as outlined by the Ethics EAG, and noting in particular that respect for self and other participants includes the safety of fellow-competitors, the Use of THC In-competition violates the Spirit of Sport. Based on these three criteria, WADA determined that THC meets the criteria to remain on the List
It starts at 1.5 mg per day and can be increased gradually up to 25 mg daily
Weight loss itself may take longer, especially during the initial dose-escalation phase
Medical conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), Cushing's syndrome, or hypothyroidism may also impede progress and warrant evaluation if suspected
May benefit mood and mental wellbeing Acetyl-L-carnitine shows potential as a natural supplement for mood enhancement and depression treatment
