BAThe article discusses rumors that members of the England national football team might be using Viagra before their World Cup match against Mexico due to the high altitude of the venue, the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, which sits at 2,240 meters above sea level. England's coach, Thomas Tuchel, and midfielder Jordan Henderson dismissed these claims as false, though they acknowledged the physical challenges posed by the altitude. Tuchel stated he had experienced mild symptoms like headaches and poor sleep but emphasized the team could adapt. Henderson joked about the idea of using Viagra, noting it is not banned by WADA and has been studied for its potential benefits in improving oxygen flow at high altitudes. The article provides background on the drug's medical use and explains why the rumor arose.
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