The official video released by the Kings revealed that Jeremy Lin is suspected of receiving intravenous laser treatment. (Picture source: China Times News Network)
According to Taiwan media reports on March 20, Taiwan Men’s Professional Basketball League (PLG) New Taipei Kings star Jeremy Lin has recently been troubled by plantar fascia injuries. The official video uploaded by the team shows Jeremy Lin receiving treatment. However, netizens questioned whether the so-called "intravenous laser" treatment violated the regulations of the World Anti-Doping Organization (WADA), which aroused great attention and heated discussion from the outside world.
The Kings recently released a video of Jeremy Lin's daily routine in "A Day with the King". Since he has been suffering from a plantar fascia injury recently, the video also included footage of Jeremy Lin receiving treatment. However, some netizens posted questions on social platforms. Judging from the equipment captured in the video and the interview content, it was speculated that Jeremy Lin’s treatment was intravenous laser. However, intravenous laser violates Wada regulations and is a treatment method that is prohibited at all times, both inside and outside the game. It cannot be used during the , offseason or recovery period. Violators may face a one-year ban.
In this regard, the Kings Football Club stated that it is confirming and will issue a unified response.
The current doping management measures of the PLG League are in compliance with Wada regulations, which is why Jeremy Lin has been involved in this controversy. However, it is not ruled out that Jeremy Lin has applied for an exemption in advance to be exempted from relevant responsibilities. The exact situation has yet to be explained by the league and the team.
The function of intravenous laser is to increase the oxygen content of red blood cells, promote blood circulation, promote cell regeneration and repair, and activate white blood cells to regulate immunity, thereby improving athletes' recovery ability and sports performance. (Source: China Taiwan Net)
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