Lviv Rukh doctor Dmytro Babelyuk commented on the post of Leonid Myronov, an ex-colleague from Kyiv Dynamo, in his Telegram.
Dmytro Babelyuk (photo: fkrukh.com)"Today, one character appeared in the media with claims against the "pisak" and threats to tell the "whole truth" about Besedin's doping history.
What is the whole truth about himself that doctor Mironov wants to tell? About the famous "salads" with which the national team and Arsenal were poisoned, for which the doctor was disqualified for almost a year? Can he talk about his low level of qualification, which allowed him to prescribe HOMEOPATHY (Traumel C) to players after injuries? Could it be that he called Rybka an "ordinary Russian man"? Did he prescribe Mykolenko some mystical specific anti-inflammatory treatment for edema that does not exist in the normal world? Or artificial pitches that shoot electricity and injure players?
Mironov is a typical burp scoop that has NOTHING TO DO WITH sports medicine. Droppers, "recovery injections", reliance on physiotherapy devices, homeopathy and osteopaths are all red flags in the reputation of any professional.
Fonturacetam, due to which Besedin was disqualified, is a nootropic, a fake nonsense that has no place in a doctor's bag," wrote Babelyuk.
