Athletes who use drugs in sports should not be allowed to play the game. Using drugs to help an athlete play better is unfair to themselves and others. Other athletes work hard for everything that they need and want. Using drugs in sports may possibly harm your liver, and parts around your adrenal glands. Research on drugs being used in sports needs to be done. As an athlete, people who use drugs in sports should not play. Working hard and achieving something wanted by training and work is better than achieving goals with the help from a substance. The use of taking drugs in sports can affect the body in many different ways. When using drugs to help the performance of an athlete, your body changes due to the substances the body is taking.
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“The history of doping in sports beginning in 1876 with a highly distinguished professor of medicine taking his students on walks around Edinburgh ( A history of drug use in sports 5).” Doping and using drugs in sports has been around for more than 100 years, but that does not make it right. Fans wants the game to be played fair and fun. “The threat perceived by doping is the compromising of ethical and moral considerations central to motions of fair play within sports (Drug use in sports 6).” Most athletes want to play the game fair and earn for everything they want instead of using drugs to help them. Athletes try and find ways around the system to not get caught. “These drugs include amphetamines and other stimulants as well as steroids are related to compounds used to promote extraordinary muscle and body growth. These drugs are relatively easy for athletes to get, yet none has been shown conclusively to help athletes perform (The encyclopedia of psychoactive drugs 4).” Athletes will try and do everything to not get caught so that they don’t ruin their game or reputation. Athletes who used drugs can also hurt the way that they influence younger or other
“The history of doping in sports beginning in 1876 with a highly distinguished professor of medicine taking his students on walks around Edinburgh ( A history of drug use in sports 5).” Doping and using drugs in sports has been around for more than 100 years, but that does not make it right. Fans wants the game to be played fair and fun. “The threat perceived by doping is the compromising of ethical and moral considerations central to motions of fair play within sports (Drug use in sports 6).” Most athletes want to play the game fair and earn for everything they want instead of using drugs to help them. Athletes try and find ways around the system to not get caught. “These drugs include amphetamines and other stimulants as well as steroids are related to compounds used to promote extraordinary muscle and body growth. These drugs are relatively easy for athletes to get, yet none has been shown conclusively to help athletes perform (The encyclopedia of psychoactive drugs 4).” Athletes will try and do everything to not get caught so that they don’t ruin their game or reputation. Athletes who used drugs can also hurt the way that they influence younger or other