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    Steroid Abuse In Society

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    Teen Steroid Abuse In Society “Nazi Soldiers were given the same steroids in World War II” to make them extremely aggressive, as teen athletes are using and abusing today (Charlebois). Teenagers today don’t realize the potential risks they are exposing themselves to when they participate in dangerous activities, they only realize the possible benefits they will receive at the moment. Anabolic steroid use is one of those deadly activities that can not only lead to multiple severe…

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    When people think of steroids, they think of anabolic steroids only - steroids that enhance muscle growth, made famous by bodybuilders and athletes who used them to get an edge on their competitors. However, these are far from the only type of steroids. A steroid is defined as a molecule with 4 carbon rings, 3 rings with 6 carbons and 1 with 5 carbons. They can include hormones, alkaloids, and vitamins. Estrogen, progesterone, cholesterol and vitamin D are all examples of steroids. They’re not…

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    doubt about that. Actually, almost athletes know that performance enhancers drugs, like steroids and other forms of doping, have a negative effect on long-term health. I am afraid of the side effects of taking drugs, every drug has side effects. Because if performance-enhancing drugs are effective enough, it becomes difficult to limit the use of the drugs. From many places we can see that “ The use of steroids can have serious health repercussions, including the affected liver, endocrine, and…

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    Steroids Ethical Issues

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    or education on the subject steroids because they are seen as immoral and have a negative stigma associated with them? This topic is becoming an extreme ethical issue because of the health risks it poses to users and as well as individuals who do not use. Everyday more and more people are being exposed to steroids without having the proper knowledge to make an educated and well informed decision on whether or not to use them. There are two different types of steroids and the both perform…

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    to constantly about the harmful effects of marijuana, cocaine, meth, and alcohol, but throughout my years of education, I have never once been spoken too about the negative effects of steroid use and abuse. Anabolic steroids are one of the most misconceived and misunderstood drugs in human history. Anabolic steroids are extremely dangerous for young men and women to use. They also create an unfair playing field for those athletes who want to compete but don’t want to risk their future health by…

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    How widespread is the use of steroids? In today’s time many people are constantly looking for ways to excel in sports or perform better in their normal jobs. Furthermore, we live in a society where people are judge by their physical appearance. The trend of performance enhancing drugs like anabolic steroids and corticosteroids has been increasing in use to achieve some of these goals. People still abuse steroids despite the illegality of steroids and also how steroids are band by multiple sports…

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    controversial than the Steroid Era in Major League Baseball. Major League Baseball in the 1990’s became big. This was when baseball became a hitter’s game. The players got bigger, but how? The home runs increased, but how? Steroids. There have been players that have used supplements to enhance their performance since 1889. They were legal in the MLB until 1991. There are many kinds of Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs) that the MLB players could have used, drugs such as anabolic steroids, Human…

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    Performance Enhancing Substances: Do They Really Help You Perform Better? Have you ever wondered why a pitcher in baseball throws over one hundred mph every pitch. It is possible but is very unlikely. This is usually caused by Performance enhancing substances or drugs (PED’s). PED’s are commonly used by MLB players. These drugs boost your testosterone level which help you perform better. The use of these drugs also have a downside to them. Although banning these drugs would take away the…

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    media and the public health systems haven given steroids an undeserved bad reputation. A well-informed and well-educated person is capable of making the decision to take anabolic steroids, and does not need the interference of our government to tell them otherwise. Steroids have been included with category III drugs, such as LSD, since the early 1990’s with no documented proof that they cause any type of injury or death. It is said that steroid laws are the only laws currently on record today…

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    Why Athletes Use Steroids?

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    illegal to take anabolic steroids and in other countries it is illegal to sell them without a doctor’s prescription.(Fitzhugh) “In 1886 a welsh cyclist is reputed to have died after drinking a blend of cocaine, caffeine and strychnine”(Morgan,Homfray)after .Doping in sports is bad because it negatively affects an individual’s health, can cause dangerous behaviors, and can impact an athlete’s ability to compete. Athletes take steroids to try to…

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