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    The issue over steroids and other performance enhancer drugs has been a recent topic in the sports world. The debate over whether or not to punish those who have been caught using has been a major topic recently, as well as the legalization of these drugs. When arising the question of whether or not to legalize steroids, many positive and negative factors are brought to the table, and in effect could change various aspects of our normal day lives. Anabolic steroids are a class of natural

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    More and more, of our society views winning more important than itself. Success in competition brings status, popularity, and fame, not to mention college scholarships. Today’s athletes are looking for an advantage over the competition that will make them winners. Unfortunately, the drugs of today are caught up in the high stakes competition frenzy. Of this reality, teenage use of performance improved drugs is growing ever more popular. In colleges and in the professional league a lot of people are

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    The Prolonged Effects of Steroids Essay

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    Think of a world where the only thing an athlete has to do to become the next Michael Jordan, Babe Ruth, or Jesse Owens is take a pill or take a harmless injection. The injections and pills are harmless for now. When abused the effects of anabolic steroids are lethal. Anabolic steroids are an illegal drug unlike their counterpart, the corticosteroids. You will soon learn the consequences of using an illegal advantage of steroids in sports and on the body. If you want to know about the effects

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    Steroids Good Or Bad?

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    Asmus, James Buck Tilton English 1010-04 November 12, 2015 Steroids Good or Bad? Have you ever wondered if performance enhancing drugs (P.E.D.s) are actually benefiting sports? Some people say that yes they are, because it helps athletes perform better. Others say no, and think it may eventually ruin the game. Even though professional sports do have rules against using them, that won’t stop the athletes from using them. In my opinion to the topic are performance enhancing drugs benefiting sports

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    The primary difference between athletes taking steroids and assembly line workers taking opioids is that the latter could be directly endangering those around them in an immediate way. Whereas athletes do serve as role models for young people and should not be normalizing the use of steroids, their choice to dope is one that has little direct impact on other people. Therefore, the argument can be made that certain jobs and certain tasks do not warrant aggressive drug policies to curtail the use of

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    Athletes use performance enhancing drugs to overcome physiological challenges that are not normally overcome. In the case of overcoming fatigue, athletes often use stimulants. “Use is made of these stimulants above all to push back the limits of fatigue in the central nervous system and in this way allow the organism to use its autonomous natural reserves” (Howald, 1978). As in any case, if all natural resources are fully used up then the community or organism will perish. Therefore, by using these

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    The athletes of our generation are the most physically superior group of athletes our world has ever seen. It is these special humans that are making sports more exciting to watch than ever. Contrarily, some of these athletes are making the sports more difficult and boring to watch because of their lack of skilled compared to the naturally proficient ones. These weaker athletes water down the excitement towards the sports because they provide no real competition to the better players in the sport

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    There are different types of steroids that people may use. One steroid is for medical purposes that can help when people are sick and a different kind of steroid is a performance enhancing drug. Steroids that are used as performance enhancing drugs are bad for you and can have negative effects on the body. There is no doubt that if you were to talk to a serious athlete they would say that the competition is fierce. The athletes are either trying to win a championship, a gold medal, or something

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    Athletes are constantly seeking supplement that provide performance enhancement. Therefore supplements may allow athletes to obtain the desired performance edge. Although certain supplements allow performance enhancement, side effect may become harmful to individuals. Therefore certain supplements should be consumed with precaution. In addition, three common supplements utilized by pinch runners include ATP, Androstenedione, and Creatine. These specific supplements aid athletes to heighten performance

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    Steroids and It’s Consequences Many athletes across the sports platform have been caught using PED’s or in other words steroids, but the consequences they have faced are tremendous. The fines for some of these athletes are mind blowing, but easy for them to pay. For the bans, it’s otherwise, some athletes are banned for life and get a fine on top of that. So what are performance enhancing drugs? PED’s are anabolic steroids that replicate human sex hormones such as testosterone, to alter one’s

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