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    Performance Enhancing Drugs “Performance-enhancing drugs are an illusion. I wish I had never gotten involved with steroids. It was wrong. It was stupid.” Once said Mark McGwire. The most commonly used performance enhancing drug(PED)is anabolic androgenic steroids. They are used to increase the ability to gain strength and work out. The other mainly used PED is human growth hormone which is also used to gain muscle. Performance-enhancing drugs in sports should stay illegal. They should stay illegal

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    Steroids Speech Outline

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    Introduction 1. Although steroids help your body grow and become more developed, putting this into your body can be one of the most dangerous things a human can do. 2. Steroids are synthetic forms of the male hormone, testosterone. Sometimes referred to as “juice” or “roids”. Steroids are used to induce puberty or to help those suffering from certain diseases, like AIDS or cancer. But in this case they are called anabolic-androgenic steroids, another type s steroidal supplements. When steroids

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    Issues Analysis Anabolic Steroids in Sport Anabolic steroids are quiet a big problem in the fitness industry, these drugs are a quick unsafe way to achieve lean muscle mass. They are used in many competitive sports such as football, baseball and Olympic type events it’s of course prohibited and players are tested but it’s not difficult for athletes to avoid detection. One of the most controversial sports that anabolic steroids is involved with is bodybuilding, the reason happens to be because of

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    Steroids Among Athletes

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    What do Barry Bonds, Marion Jones, Lance Armstrong, and Alex Rodriguez all have in common? Of course, they are all famous athletes. Unfortunately, much of their gained attention came from them getting busted for using performance enhancing drugs, or PEDs for short. Their use of PEDs in sports is referred to as doping. The dictionary defines doping as "an act or instance of giving a narcotic drug, usually a steroid, to an athlete to unfairly boost performance in a competition". Acknowledged as a problem

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    “... ever since the rise of anabolic steroids, the modern international sports arena has become something of an arms race, as athletes vie to get a competitive edge before regulators can catch them in the act (Jussim, 2016).” Everyday, competitors are pumping drugs into their blood, in hope of becoming the best athlete who ever lived. They [athletes] can never get enough of this gym candy, and eventually the substance will win, and become the best killer that ever lived. Anabolic steroids are organic

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    Today in the athletic community, young and old, everybody is trying to trump their competitors by getting the edge over them wether its running faster, jumping higher, lifting more weight, or just simply performing better overall. However some of these athletes are after the same end goal but they are taking a different path to get there. Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) are becoming more and more common among younger athletes these days. There has been much talk with doctors, coaches and parents

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    Drug Testing In Sports

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    Drug Testing “People take steroids because they BELIEVE they have no other way. Steroids are about comparing yourself to other people but if you just become the best YOU, you will find out that you will never need them”- Howard Berman. Drug testing is necessary for the survival of sports. Professional athletes earn great amounts of money and with it comes major responsibilities. All of them represent their country, their state, their city, their school, their family, their team, their friends and

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    Peds In Sports

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    In the recent history of American sports, there has been a surplus of the use of Performance Enhancing Drugs, “PEDs”. This has varied from the case in Major League Baseball and the “biogenesis” scandal, to the case that involves Lance Armstrong in cycling. In addition, Russia is facing a ban from the 2016 Olympics in Rio for the usage of PEDs. In fact, according to Kalyeena Makortoff, “…Russian track and field athletes, which were encouraged and covered-up by coaches, doctors, and state and sports

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    Should sports competitor’s be allowed use drugs to keep others clean? Sports doping is use of drug or blood product to improve athletic performance. In the sports industry performance enhanced drugs are illegal but it doesn’t stop pros from using them. Performance enhanced drugs are mostly used in strength needed sports such as wrestling, baseball, football, and running even though no sport is immune. Reason that these drugs illegal because they could be beneficial and critical to people. Each sport

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    Anabolic Steroids Anabolic steroid is a steroid that includes hormones that derive from testosterone, the primary male hormone. As a Schedule III drug, it has a low to moderate chance of being abused. In 2001, approximately 2% of high school students had taken steroids in the past year. Steroid revenue is about 400 million dollars a year in the United States. With 100 varieties to choose from, no wonder high-profile athletes have used them to get a “one-up” on their competition. As more varieties

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